Stone picked off a pass in the neutral zone and raced the other way.
The Knights’ first line wasted no time responding.
The Kraken had rallied from a 3-0 deficit to tie the game 3-3. T-Mobile Arena was stunned when Seattle center Morgan Geekie roofed a shot past goaltender Robin Lehner from the right circle 7:58 into the third period. It was Pacioretty’s 15th game with at least two goals for the Knights.Ĭenter Chandler Stephenson’s game-winning goal. Knights left wing Max Pacioretty - The team’s leading goal scorer the last two seasons got off to a strong start by striking twice and picking up an assist. It was his sixth game with the Knights with at least three assists.ġ. Knights right wing Mark Stone - The captain’s passing was in midseason form, as he picked up three assists on his team’s first, third and fourth goals. Kraken center Jared McCann - Seattle’s first-line center scored the second goal in franchise history and was part of an effective trio up front with left wing Jaden Schwartz and right wing Jordan Eberle.Ģ.
(Ellen Schmidt/Las Vegas Review-Journal) Knights vs. 12, 2021, at T-Mobile Arena, in Las Vegas. Golden Knights defenseman Nicolas Hague (14), left wing Max Pacioretty (67) and right wing Mark Stone (61) celebrate a goal scored by Pacioretty against the Kraken in the first period during an NHL hockey game on Tuesday, Oct.
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