Then things went downhill for the Knights. William Carrier scored his first of the season. Then, Stephenson fed William Carrier, who fired home a goal, extending the Knights lead to 4-1. But many blow off the mask.Īt the start of period three, Marchessault sprung Chandler Stephenson, who got behind the Ducks defense and deked Anaheim goalie Gibson to give the Knights a 3-1 lead. Fans do need to mask up to comply with state/local indoor mask requirement. The Knights do not require proof of vaccination for fans to attend home games. Our mask-less fans photo of the day goes to this bunch. The Knights led, 2-0.īut the Knights had a lapse in defense in front of goalie Robin Lehner and a wide-open Trevor Zegras took a pass from behind the net from Sonny Milano and fired the puck into the upper corner of the net. In period two, VGK defenseman Nic Hague blasted in his second goal of the game a little more than three minutes into the middle stanza. It was Smith’s second goal of the season. But it easily could have been 3-0 or 4-0 as the Ducks defense was MIA and the Knights outshot, Anaheim, 21-8. 9 for a six-game homestand.Īfter one period, the Knights led, 1-0, on a goal by Misfit Reilly Smith. Then, it’s Ottawa at 10,954 per game.Īfter tonight’s home game, the Knights hit the road to Canada for games against the Maple Leafs, Senators and Canadiens and then a game against the Red Wings in Detroit. Speaking of attendance, Buffalo is last in the NHL, averaging 7,790 fans per game. The VGK say today’s Nevada Day 5 PM crowd is 18,029 at T-Mobile Arena. Overall, the Knights are averaging attendance of 17,949 - good for eighth in the NHL before Friday’s game against the Anaheim Ducks.Ībout 45 minutes before puck drop, the cheapest VGK ticket on the team’s site is $27. 22 and 17,699 for the New York Islanders Oct. The VGK attendance through the first four home games were 18,431 for Seattle Oct. The VGK sell lots of standing room only tickets for the flight deck area. The Golden Knights say capacity at T-Mobile Arena is 17,367, which is fixed-seating capacity. Washington is at 100.4 percent of capacity, followed by Seattle at 100.3 percent, and Boston and Tampa Bay at 100 percent. Those empty seats are paid for, likely by season ticket holders.
The Golden Knights are filling T-Mobile Arena to 103.4 percent of capacity - tops in the 32-team National Hockey League. Pay no attention to all those open seats at the end of Vegas Golden Knights home games at T-Mobile Arena. Quote: “It was like five games in one.” - VGK coach Pete DeBoer Streak: Three wins for VGK, now 4-4 after eight games VGK goal scorers: Reilly Smith, Nic Hague, Chandler Stephenson, William Carrier Storyline: Golden Knights blow 4-1 lead in period three after dominating period one, but win shootout Just the facts: Vegas Golden Knights 5 Anaheim Ducks 4 in shootout thanks to scores by Nic Roy and Evgenii Dadonov
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