He made a key stop on Roope Hintz to keep it tied early, and he made a big stop on Lindell, who found himself alone in the slot.īut things went from bad to worse in the second, as the Knights lost yet another player to injury. He made 14 saves, including several grade-A chances. Vegas was outshot 15-5 and out-chanced 19-4 (at 5-on-5). Though the game was tied at 1-1 after 20 minutes, it was a brutal opening frame for the Knights. He played just 4:30, however, as Pete DeBoer shortened his bench for the second game in a row. This forced the Knights to go with 11 forwards and seven defensemen, so former forward-turned-defenseman Daniil Miromanov found himself lining up at right wing on the fourth line. Mattias Janmark, who was not on the bench for the third period of Tuesday’s game in Colorado, did not play and is out with an upper-body injury.
Theodore had been reunited with defense partner Alec Martinez, who was back in action after missing three games with an injury. Shea Theodore trickles one home to tie it up for Vegas! #VegasBorn /gqD8J3r15t- Hockey Daily 365 October 28, 2021 But the weak shot hit the skate of Stars defenseman Esa Lindell before finding twine. Just 1:27 later, Shea Theodore intercepted an attempted clear and “fired” the puck toward the net (or tried to, at least). Vegas returned the favor quickly, however. It grazed the stick of Luke Glendening, who was credited with the goal, but it was an unlucky bounce for Brossoit. The first period was especially lopsided, and it took Dallas just 2:20 to get on the board.Ī point shot off the stick of defenseman Miro Heiskanen deflected off Dylan Coghlan’s skate and into the net. It was a tough night for Vegas, but it was the kind of turn of events that can energize a team and turn a season around.īrossoit’s performance was all the more remarkable given how poorly his teammates played in front of him. With the net empty, Jonathan Marchessault tied the game at 2-2 with just 1:02 remaining in regulation, and Evgenii Dadonov scored the game-winner 1:59 into overtime. the only two that got past him were deflected.ĭallas was all over Vegas for much of the game, and the Golden Knights didn’t do themselves any favors by failing to generate chances, turning the puck over and struggling on zone exits.īut Brossoit kept them in it until the end. He was the star of the night, making 32 saves on 34 shots for a. In his first start as a member of the Golden Knights, Laurent Brossoit stole the show.
The victory came one night after Vegas’ gutsy performance against the Avalanche, a 3-1 win.Īfter losing four straight, the Knights won both games in this back-to-back set on the road and are now just one game below. The Knights won their second game in a row with a 3-2 overtime win against the Stars Wednesday night in Dallas. The Vegas Golden Knights are officially on a winning streak.
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