and he has struggled since. He's a big bodied, gritty winger, but also has flashes of a goal scorers touch. He can be tremendously hot and cold though, which has become his modus operandi. Buffalo is having a fire sale also, gearing everything towards the future. Stafford is 28 and making $4 million a season until 2015-16, so seeing them part with the lifelong Sabre isn't out of the question. It might be the right time to sell on Stafford as well. While his early season struggles were evident he was white hot heading into the Olympics with six goals and nine points in the last seven games.Like Moulson, Cammalleri has the former King card going on and he is also a scoring winger/center that can fit intothe Kings top-6. He hasn't been as productive in the last couple of seasons though and has struggled to live up to a hefty price tag of $6 million a season. As a rental it's hard to know if the Kings are willing to shed salary to take a chance on him. It would be that feel good story no doubt for him to return to the Kings and head into the post season with the team that drafted him. A team that he was never able to play in the post season with. However, it seems unlikely even though the Kings have been linked to the 31-year old. Especially when you notice the downward trend in his productivity the last several seasons. Since 2008-09 he has been