Golden Knights Look To Keep Offence Hot Against The Flames

The Vegas Golden Knights are looking to keep their offence rolling as they host the Calgary Flames.

The Golden Knights possess a 6-0-0 record at home and will be put to the test against the 5-2-1 Flames.

As hot as the Golden Knights’ offence has been, they’ll need to be sharp defensively. Rasmus Andersson is off to a blazing start scoring four goals and 10 points in eight games.

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Nicolas Hague was once again absent from practice signalling he’ll miss his second game in a row. Kaedan Korczak replaced him last game and will do so again, partnering with Brayden McNabb. Cole Schwindt will re-enter the lineup for Brendan Brisson and play on the fourth line with Nicolas Roy and Keegan Kolesar.

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Adin Hill was the first goaltender off the ice today, pointing towards his return to the Golden Knights crease after Ilya Samsonov made 23 saves against the San Jose Sharks.

Daniil Miromanov and Brayden Pachal will make their returns to Vegas tonight. Pachal was claimed off of waivers by the Flames and Miromanov was part of the return to the Flames in the Noah Hanifin deal.

Golden Knights projected lineup:

Barbashev-Eichel-Stone
Howden-Hertl-Dorofeyev
Pearson-Karlsson-Holtz
Schwindt-Roy-Kolesar

Hanifin-Pietrangelo
Theodore-Whitecloud
McNabb-Korczak

Hill
Samsonov

Flames projected lineup:

Kuzmenko-Kadri -Sharangovich
Zary-Backlund-Coleman
Huberdeau-Pospisil-Mantha
Lomberg-Rooney-Kirkland

Andersson-Bahl
Weegar-Miromanov
Pachal-Hanley

Vladar
Wolf

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