The 35 year old was looking to make his NHL return and Bruins general manager Don Sweeney was hoping it would be for Boston.�
Kovalchuk ended up signing with the Kings for three years at a $6.25million cap hit per season.�
The Bruins seemed to have dodge a bullet at the time however Kovalchuk is now trying to flee Los Angeles.�
According to The Fourth�Period's Dave Pagnotta, the Kings' forward is now willing to waive his no movement clause for one of his preferred destinations.�
So far this season for the lowly Kings, Kovalchuk has registered 10 goals and 15 assists in 42 games, with eight of those points coming on the power play.�
Would you roll the dice on the former 50 goal scorer?