US EditionVegas 3, n.y. Rangers 2
Two of Vegas Golden Knights' three goals came on the power play, ending a recent power-play drought with five goals in three games, aided by a key coach's challenge.
- On Tuesday night at T-Mobile Arena, the Vegas Golden Knights defeated the New York Rangers 3-2, with rookie forward Braeden Bowman scoring his second career goal in his fourth NHL game.
- After snapping a 3-for-34 skid, Vegas scored two power-play goals, reflecting a recent special-teams resurgence, with Braeden Bowman scoring his second in four nights.
- Ben Hutton broke the deadlock, scoring his first goal in 609 days against Igor Shesterkin, while Shea Theodore netted the game-winner on Hockey Fights Cancer night and Akira Schmid stopped 17 shots.
- A successful replay review removed a would-be Rangers goal after Vegas coach Bruce Cassidy challenged Jonny Brodzinski's score for Mika Zibanejad's offside entry.
- Vegas Golden Knights improved to 2-0-1 over three games after an 0-2-2 stretch, snapped the New York Rangers' six-game road streak, and both teams face quick turnarounds Thursday at Utah and Colorado.
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Rangers Fans Question Star Player's Effort in Latest Loss
The New York Rangers suffered yet another loss on November 18 to the Las Vegas Golden Knights. The defeat drops the team down to sixth in the Metropolitan Division with just 22 points in 21 games. They now have more losses than any other team in the division.While New York’s place in the standings is frustrating fans, the situation is compounded when supporters feel a player is not giving his all. This is even more of an issue when the player ha…
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Golden Knights hand Rangers rare road defeat
Akira Schmid made 17 saves and Tomas Hertl had two assists as the Vegas Golden Knights snapped the New York Rangers' six-game road winning streak with a 3-2 victory on Tuesday night in Las Vegas.
Rangers’ offense sputters once again in road loss to Golden Knights
Limited to fewer than 20 shots on goal on the road for the first time this season, the Blueshirts offense stalled once again in a 3-2 loss to the Golden Knights on Tuesday night at T-Mobile Arena. The regulation loss counted as just their second away from Madison Square Garden so far this season, with the prior one coming over three weeks ago in Calgary.
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