I have an almost impossible time imagining that the team I've watched this season will somehow score more goals than Connor McDavid's team tonight. But then, these can often be the 'trap' games that lead to an unexpected result.
Yeah I've watched about half of their games so far and they look like an entirely different team this year. They have three solid scoring lines centred by McDavid, RNH and Draisitl with one big guy on each line in Lucic, Kassian and Maroon. Their fourth line even looks solid with Letestu playing well so far and Pitlick and Lander seem to finally be coming around for them as well.
Overall they looked really physical when playing the Capitals which felt like the twilight zone compared to just last year. Their defense could still use improvement but Russell has been a bit of a revelation for them and obviously Larsson is a huge add (which obviously came at an enormous cost).
Naturally with a better defensive, physical team Talbot suddenly doesn't look too bad either. I fully believe they are now in the upper echelon of Western Conference teams and the scary thing is they still have a lot of room for improvement.