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It was a very difficult start to open the season for the Ducks, opening at Vegas before hosting the Panthers.  Here we are on Sunday night with the Ducks winning both games.  They stormed out to a 4-0 lead against Vegas, holding on to win 4-3, before beatong the Panthers 3-2 in overtime.  Leading the charge?  The man who broke the NHL pay scale this offseason, Leo Carlsson.  Carlsson had a goal and an assist against the Golden Knights before dishing three assists against Florida.  Last season, Carlsson started the year with 34 points in his first 25 games before injury derailed him.  If he can stay healthy and play to his potential, the 21 year old has a chance to reach 100 points.  I had him ranked just outside the top 50 overall because we saw that he could be a fringe top 100 guy for an extended period, but I'd bet on him being inside the top 50 come the end of the season.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the weekend:
Atlantic Division Preview here Metropolitan Division Preview here Happy Wednesday, Razzball faithful! It’s your new/old hockey writing friend, MarmosDad, back with another divisional preview as we start knocking games off of the NHL calendar. Last week, I gave you the final Eastern Conference preview with the Metropolitan Division (you can click it to check it out!). This week, we head West with a peek at the Central division, and boy, am I excited to get rolling on this one!  I nearly jumped the gun and went straight to the Central when I started writing these up, just because I’m kind of obsessed with a certain Winnipeg Jets prospect who opened some eyes in training camp. That should be enough of a teaser to get us through this preview, especially because the Jets round out our teams at the bottom of our profiles today. So let’s close our eyes, take a deep breath, and try to find our Central, er, center, as we head out to visit the place with the least creative division name of all…