Golden Knights Beat Senators 4‑1 as Hill Stops 25 Shots
LAS VEGAS (Interstat) — Adin Hill made 25 saves and the Vegas Golden Knights ended a three-game losing streak with a 4-1 National Hockey League victory over the visiting Ottawa Senators on Tuesday at T-Mobile Arena. Vegas improved to 9-5, while Ottawa fell to 8-5. The Golden Knights opened the scoring in the first period before Ottawa answered in the second. Vegas then scored three times in the second to pull away. Braeden Bowman, Raphael Lavoie, William Karlsson and Jack Eichel scored for Vegas. Lavoie recorded his first career goal. Nic Dowd earned his 200th career point with an assist on the play. Mark Stone, Trevor Connelly, Mitchell Marner and Ivan Barbashev also recorded assists. Hill faced 26 shots as Vegas controlled play. Shane Pinto scored for Ottawa, with Drake Batherson assisting. The Senators could not close the gap in the third period. Attendance at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas was 16,663.