A First Round Pick from Moscow, Alex Frolov debuted with the Kings two years after he was drafted.  The Left Wing had a promising rookie year, finishing eighth in Calder voting with 31 Points, but the Kings brass were hoping for a lot more from the Russian.  That is what they got.

Frolov increased his production gradually, going to 48, 54, and 71 Points respectively over the next three years.  71 would be his highest tally, but he had at least 50 Points over the next three years and was an asset to the Kings, especially considering they did not have a lot of scorers on their roster.

He left the Kings for the Rangers in 2010, but a torn ACL ended him there, and he finished his career in Russia.  Frolov had 381 Points for Los Angeles.