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Raphael Lavoie Scores First NHL Goal as Golden Knights Sink Senators 4-1
Raphael Lavoie’s tap-in put Vegas ahead for good as the Golden Knights ended a three-game losing streak with three third-period goals.
- On Tuesday, Raphael Lavoie scored his first career goal eight minutes into the third period, lifting the Vegas Golden Knights to a 4-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators in Las Vegas.
- The victory ended a three-game losing streak for the Golden Knights, who benefited from a critical defensive play by goaltender Adin Hill during the second period.
- Braeden Bowman scored on a power play while William Karlsson and Jack Eichel added empty-netters; Ottawa's Shane Pinto also scored on a power play during the third period.
- Goaltender Jonas Johansson made 25 saves to secure the win, while fellow goalie Carter Hart remained sidelined after sustaining an undisclosed injury at the morning skate.
- The Golden Knights host the New Jersey Devils on Friday, while the Senators travel to visit the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday.
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Raphael Lavoie's first NHL goal leads Golden Knights past ...
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Raphael Lavoie scores first NHL goal as Golden Knights sink Senators 4-1
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Raphael Lavoie scored his first career goal, a tap-in eight minutes into the third period to put Vegas ahead for good in its 4-1 victory over
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Raphael Lavoie scores his 1st NHL goal as the Golden Knights beat the Senators 4-1
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Raphael Lavoie scored his first career goal, a tap-in eight minutes into the third period to put Vegas ahead for good in its 4-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night, ending the Golden Knights' three-game losing streak.
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