For any fans following the Los Angeles Kings this offseason, they are well aware of the odd decisions made by Ken Holland in his first offseason as general manager with the team. It is hard to make the case that they are better now when considering the losses and the moves they made to try and replace those holes.
The Kings would be one of the more active teams as they signed five free agents, but quantity doesn't necessarily mean quality. Recently, Adam Gertz of Bleacher Report handed out grades for each team's offseason and summed up what the Kings have done pretty well with a failing grade of 'F':
"Letting Vladislav Gavrikov go and trading Jordan Spence only to replace them with Cody Ceci and Brian Dumoulin on long-term contracts is nasty business, and it's also foolish business.