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Dallas was in a mini slump having lost three of their last four games going into Monday night.  Safe to say that they took their anger out on the Penguins.  Dallas scored six goals in the first period, eventually winning the game 7-1.  Mason Marchment led the charge, tying the franchise record for points in a period with four, before tallying a fifth in the third.  Marchment's goal and four assists brought him up to a point per game on the season.  The minutes lead Marchment to being quite streaky, which is a reason why I see him more as an elite streamer than hold.  That said, you can make the case for holding Marchment on the bottom of your roster.  The PIM are excellent, the hits are also very good, and his play at even strength leads to a top plus-minus.  If you can stomach low shots and streaks, you can use Marchment for other team needs.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the last two nights:
No Barkov, no Tkachuk, no problem for Florida on Monday and Tuesday.  They posted two consecutive 4-3 wins over Boston and Columbus respectively, with Sam Reinhart leading the way.  Reinhart scored two goals on Monday against the Bruins before scoring a goal and two assists against the Blue Jackets.  It's an excellent start to the season for Reino despite missing his most common linemate.  I was still aggressive in my Reinhart ranking despite the regression that was coming because I've always believed in his ability.  I wouldn't be surprised if we see a career high in assists to counter the drop off in goals.  He played over 21 minutes on Tuesday and as long as the other two are out, I expect Maurice to lean on Reinhart heavily.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the last two nights:
The season is underway with my beloved Sabres getting dominated twice by the Devils.  I'm going to start by talking about what was notable in those two games below, before looking at the games over the next two nights.  There's eight games in total between Tuesday and Wednesday, with some intriguing matchups and some possible early answers to some major questions, so I want to say what I'll be watching for from a fantasy hockey perspective.  Let's get to it!
We wrap up my goaltending rankings with tiers four and below.  Not all 64 goalies that project to be in the NHL will be ranked.  For the really bad teams, I will mention their starters but won't mention their backups.  I also won't be ranking goalies I have no interest in streaming to start the season, or if the backup goaltending situation is unclear like with Reimer and Levi in Buffalo.  If you missed part one, you can check the first three tiers and top 18 goalies here.  Let's get to it!
If you missed Part One covering the Eastern Conference, you can check that out here.  Today, I wrap up the offseason by looking at the major changes in the West.  Let's get to it! ANAHEIM DUCKS The Ducks are planning on having growth from within.  Robby Fabbri could end up being a decent streamer depending on his role, but Cutter Gauthier as a full-time player is the big addition.  With how bad the team is, he should get huge minutes and could be a bottom end hold as early as this season.  He's a viable late round pick.  Also, keep an eye out for a potential Cam Fowler trade.