It was classic Viktor Arvidsson.



Flattened by Ivan Barbashev along the boards Saturday, Arvidsson popped right back up and rifled a slap shot past Jake Allen from a sharp angle.



Based on his reaction, the goal surely came as a relief to Arvidsson, who one day earlier expressed disappointment about the drop-off in his production.



“It’s hard to say,” Arvidsson said Friday when asked to explain it. “I’m not happy with it. It’s not good enough, and I know that. I’m trying to find my game and (get) back to where I was. I had a tough start, and then I got injured. I’m not going to blame it on that. I’ve got to somehow find a way to get back to (my game).”



Although he missed 24 games last season because of injury, Arvidsson was one of the most prolific scorers in the NHL. Arvidsson not only scored a franchise-record 34 goals, but he also led the league with 1.85 goals per 60 minutes at...