career back in 08-09 with 23. The majority of his points have come on assists and his goal totals generally hover in the mid teens. To me personally, it wouldn't make sense.Seemingly the hot commodity these days around the NHL, Vanek has already moved once this season from Buffalo to the Island. He is a pure goal scorer, no question, and two years of 40-plus and two years of 30-plus goals speak to that. He also just turned 30 so he is by no means outside of his prime. Looking at where Vanek would slot in with the Kings, he is for sure a top line left option. The Kings could roll out with Vanek and Carter as the 1-2 LWs, or heck have a top line offit into the Kings top-6 and would adjust to the system well. It's hard to gauge how much scoring he could contribute, but good players make it work and Callahan is a good player. He is a UFA at the end of this season making 4.275 a season.Another player mentioned in the Fourth Period post was Michael Grabner. The Austrian broke out in 2010-11 with the Islanders potting an unprecedented 34 goals in his rookie season. Since then he has slowed down a touch but still seems to be a guaranteed bet on at least 25-30 goals a year. He is only 26 and comes at an extremely affordable price tag of $3 million a season. Did I also mention he has blistering speed and an extremely high