The Ducks have one win after five games and GM Bob Murray is reportedly considering a change. For a team many experts pegged as Stanley Cup favourites it's been a disastrous start. Head coach Bruce Boudreau is in trouble, however, Sunday's win over the Minnesota Wild has backed the pressure off for the time being.

It's only five games and Murray isn't this impatient. Boudreau will get some more games to try and turn things around.

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But the fact Murray was contemplating a change prior to Sunday's win is evidence Boudreau has little room for error. Successive playoff failures have the organization questioning if Boudreau is the man to get them another Stanley Cup. This isn't about Boudreau being a bad coach. It's about anything less than a Stanley Cup this season being considered a failure in Anaheim. They'll do whatever they must as an organization to achieve a title.

Which brings us to Carlyle, the only coach to ever raise a Stanley Cup banner in Anaheim.

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If they make a change in Anaheim, Carlyle will most definitely be part of the discussion.