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10/13 22:31 CDT William Karlsson has go-ahead goal and Golden Knights beat
Predators 5-2 for 3-1 road record
William Karlsson has go-ahead goal and Golden Knights beat Predators 5-2 for
3-1 road record
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) --- William Karlsson scored for the second straight game
to put Vegas ahead, and the Golden Knights beat the Nashville Predators 5-2 on
Tuesday night.
Playing a night after losing 4-2 at Minnesota to stop a four-game skid, the
Golden Knights (6-2) improved to 3-1 on the road this season.
Jack Eichel, Tomas Hertl, Trevor Connelly and Brett Howden also scored for
Vegas, and Adin Hill made 25 saves.
Hill stopped a penalty shot from Jack Drury in the first period after Nic Dowd
was penalized for holding on a breakaway.
Adam Edstrom had his first career short-handed goal and Ryan O'Reilly also
scored for the Predators, who lost in regulation for the first time since their
season opener against the Wild. Juuse Saros stopped 20 shots.
At 8:45 of the second, Edstrom had a breakaway with Nashville a man down but
initially couldn't get a shot off with Eichel in pursuit. But he maintained
control of the puck behind the net and guided it past Hill to tie the game at
2-all.
Karlsson restored the Golden Knights' lead at 17:44 of the second with a snap
shot to the top corner of the net, and goals by Connelly and Howden about 1 1/2
minutes apart in the third gave Vegas a three-goal advantage.
Up next
Golden Knights: Host Calgary on Thursday.
Predators: Host San Jose on Thursday.
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