While the classic fists-first enforcer is a dinosaur in the current era, Clifford is the modern equivalent, attempting to change the momentum of a game with his physical play rather than his scoring prowess. The 28-year-old has racked up triple-digit hits in every season of his career despite bouncing between the fourth line and the press box and never averaging even 11 minutes of ice time a night. That said, Clifford did produce a career-high 11 goals and 21 points last season, getting additional offensive opportunities as a struggling Kings team scrambled for answers. He might not get those chances again in 2019-20, as Los Angeles will likely turn to younger prospects instead during the club's rebuild, but Clifford should still provide a steadying presence in a bottom-six role.