hockey left to play and the prime of his career still ahead of him.Another name that has been linked to the Kings (and every other team in the league for that matter) is right winger Ales Hemsky. He is no doubt a skilled player, having posted multiple 50-plus point seasons which included two in the 70's. The detractor with Hemsky, as always, is his health. He has never played an entirely healthy season. In fact, Hemsky has missed10 games in each of his last six seasons due to injuries. He also comes with a hefty price tag of $5 million a season, and will be a rental considering his UFA status at the end of the season. At 30-years old you have to wonder how much is leftin the tank.He has been hampered with a bad Shoulder since 06-07 and the biggest concern I see with Hemsky is how he fits into a physical LA Kings system. Also, when you look at the style of player he is, primarily a playmaker, it's hard to imagine he could find the same sort of offense here as he has in Edmonton. Putting Hemsky in the top six with LA would pair him up with the following. Richards and Carter, or Brown and Kopitar. With both Richards and Kopitar both already owning the roles of puck distributors on that line, it's hard to see what Hemsky could bring to the table in terms of lamp lighting. Mind you, he has only scored over 20 goals ONCE in his