ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Golden Knights ’ second-round opponent in the Ducks could be considered a plucky, young team. After all, the Ducks made the playoffs for the first time in eight years and are riding high after winning their first playoff series in nine years. But they’re not merely happy just to be here. “Within the room, belief’s in here,” Ducks right winger Troy Terry said Saturday. “Maybe there’s not as much pressure from media and outside sources and all that. We saw all the picks from the NHL voters and writers and stuff. But internally we have high expectations for ourselves, and we’re playing another team that within this room we know they’re a good team and we have lot of respect for but we swept them this year. “That doesn’t necessarily mean anything going into the playoffs, but we know that we can play with them and beat them.” The Knights and Ducks met three times in the regular season, and each time the Ducks won 4-3, including twice in overtime.…