Golden Knights face the Canucks in Pacific Division play
Vegas opens a two-game Pacific Northwest trip as Vancouver seeks steadier defense after allowing 14 goals in its first two games.
- The Vegas Golden Knights take on the Vancouver Canucks today at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, starting a two-game Pacific Northwest road trip.
- Vegas enters following a 4-3 loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Friday at T-Mobile Arena, where a four-goal deficit proved insurmountable despite a late push.
- The Canucks are 2-1 after scoring 13 goals in their first two games against the Edmonton Oilers, though Vancouver allowed 14 goals, including nine to Edmonton on Wednesday.
- Roster challenges persist as Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko is out with a hip injury and forward Filip Chytil is sidelined with a shoulder injury.
- Divisional history favors Vegas, which posted a 19-7-6 record against Pacific Division opponents last season compared to Vancouver's 8-16-2 divisional record.
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