Golden Knights regain the lead in the Pacific Division to beat the Ganaks 3-1 – Hockey Writer – Las Vegas Golden Knights

Brandon Saad won his first Vegas Golden Knight earlier in the third stage, which put his new team on Saturday night in T-Mobile Arena beat Pacific Division rival Vancouver Canucks 3-1. Canucks opened the score on the second time, with Jake DeBrusk ranked 20th, but the Golden Knights took the goal with Ivan Barbashev and Saad Fight back, and then Tomas Hertl went on ice with an empty Nets.

The Golden Knights finished first in the Edmonton Oilers game and now scored 74 points with 72 points after losing to the Philadelphia Flyers earlier that day. Meanwhile, the Canucks failed to gain a lead in Calgary’s fire and remained at three points tomorrow against Utah Hockey Club.

Game review

The first period was largely dominated by the Golden Knights, but was smashed to death by Karnak goalkeeper Kevin Lankinen time and again. They only won three games due to two too many free throws and one delayed free throw, but despite firing 13 shots at him, it still couldn’t solve Rankinenin – many of the advanced dangerous varieties. By the end of this period, they had surpassed the Canucks 13-5 and surpassed them 9-6, but were still locked in a 0-0 draw.

During a more even period (perhaps in the last two minutes or so, the Golden Knights dropped the Karnaks in their own area), both teams took Dubrusk at 6:22 The match was scored, his 20th goal, and Babashv responded to his 16th place in 11:02. Debrusk ranked 14th on the road and 300th in his career, when Kiefer Sherwood tried to sweep once, and when Adin Hill ) He found him on the side of the net when he stood out after the shot, while Barbashev passed Victor Olofsson. The rest of the middle frame didn’t see any more scores, Because the Golden Knights ended the huge shot with a score of 25-15.

The Golden Knights started quickly in the third stage with Saad scoring 18 seconds, giving his new team a 2-1 lead. Afterwards, the Ganaks poured it on top, but despite overtaking the Golden Knights by 18-10, they still couldn’t get the equalizer. Teddy Blueger believes he has tied it up, but officials ruled that IT goalkeepers intervene, he crashed into the hill, and the puck then drove him out of him and into the net. Hult added an empty net at the last minute to block the victory.

Both goalkeepers had their own moments in this game, as Rankinenin performed well in the first game, while Hill won the favor in the third game. Finally, Hill won 32 of 33 shots, while Rankinen responded to his 32 with 34.

The next step for Canucks & Golden Knights

The Canucks returned to the game against Utah Hockey Club on Sunday, heading to Salt Lake City for their second game of the season. Meanwhile, the Golden Knights will wait for the Los Angeles King in Sin City on Monday.