Kyle Calder

This will be the fourth organization for Calder in the last three seasons. His flame as a top prospect has almost been snuffed out. With his trade to the Red Wings near the end of last season did though show that if he has quality players around him that he could produce with five goals and nine assists in the last 19 games. If the Kings have a big year, it might mean that Calder could finally break out.

Calder had 26 goals and 59 points for the Blackhawks last season and those numbers should only improve with the Flyers. Look for around 30 goals and 65 points this upcoming season.

Calder is one of the quartet of young players (along with Ruutu, Arnason and Bell) that the Hawks are looking to put in the puck in the net. He also tied Ruutu with 10 power play goals for the team lead. Calder reached the 20-goal plateau for the first time while finishing fifth on the team with 39 points while suffering a broken leg in March 2004 and missed the remaining 16 games. With a healthy leg in 2005-06, he is looking to make a name for himself.