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William Karlsson Has Go-Ahead Goal and Golden Knights Beat Predators 5-2 for 3-1 Road Record

Adin Hill made 25 saves as Vegas scored twice after killing penalties and added two third-period insurance goals.

  • The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Nashville Predators 5-2 on Tuesday at Bridgestone Arena, with five different players scoring in the victory.
  • Playing their second game in 24 hours, the Golden Knights faced a struggling Nashville squad that has dropped four of their first six games.
  • Goalie Adin Hill made 25 saves, including a penalty shot stop against Jack Drury, while William Karlsson, Tomas Hertl, Jack Eichel, Trevor Connelly, and Brett Howden all scored.
  • The victory positions the Golden Knights atop the Western Conference with 12 points, while the Predators continue to struggle after falling behind early.
  • Both teams return to action on Thursday, with the Golden Knights hosting Calgary while the Predators host San Jose.
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Golden Knights stay hot, pull away from Predators

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NEW YORK. Wild Bill shoots sharply. He – William Karlsson – scored the first goal of the season yesterday and when the mighty Vegas Knights last night defeated Nashville he struck again. – It's not always possible to hang on to it two days in a row so we'll take it, says the 33-year-old from Märsta to Sportbladet after the 5-2 victory.

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William Karlsson has go-ahead goal and Golden Knights beat Predators 5-2 for 3

William Karlsson scored for the second straight game to put Vegas ahead, and the Golden Knights beat the Nashville Predators 5-2

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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