Eichel

The Minnesota Balcony and the Vegas Golden Knights face each other in the third and last time in the regular season on Tuesday night, March 25. The wild is in the back-to-back second half, looking for their first win against the Golden Knights, and the Golden Knights look like it swept through it. In the wild, Jonas Brodin returned to the roster after missing out on Monday, March 24 with the Dallas Stars.

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Despite the wild getting Brodin back, they still missed Kirill Kaprizov, Joel Eriksson Ek and Marcus Foligno, who also added Declan Chisholm to the list. The Golden Knights don’t have Alex Pietrangelo and Tomas Hertl, but Shea Theodore is back. In the goalkeeper battle for the field for Adin Hill. The game started to support the Golden Knights, and despite the hope in the field, the Golden Knights won with a 5-1 victory. This improves the wild record to 40-27-5, while the Golden Knights to 43-20-8.

Game review

It was a quiet first stage until Jack Eichel scored 1-0 to get the Golden Knights up. The Golden Knights brought into the area, and Mark Stone borrowed a big advantage with his backhand for Eichel’s rebound. Stone and Shea Theodore recorded assists. That was the only goal of the first goal, and the Golden Knights led the second.

When Brett Howden knocked the rebound from Noah Hanifin’s shot, the Golden Knights continued in the second inning, which made the glass behind the tennis ball bounce strangely. Hanifin recorded the only assist, which boosted his team 2-0. It was the only goal of the period, with the Golden Knights leading the second half.

At the start of the third time, the wild found the back of the net as Marcus Johansson scored the Golden Knights’ lead cut by a goal. Mats Zuccarello assists Johansson. The match turned to the Golden Knights when Eichel scored a strong match in the second game. Hanifin and William Karlsson assisted him and led 3-1. Eichel’s third goal scored 5-1, and the goal continued. Stone and Kaedan Korczak assisted Eichel.

The game created another home for the field, but was much shorter than the last one, and they would be home in three games and seven games. They will stay at home to host the Washington Capital Territory on Thursday night, March 27. The Golden Knights will have a few days off before heading to face the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday, March 28.