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The Vegas Golden Knights were a step behind all night in a 6-2 loss to the St. Louis Blues Thursday night at Enterprise Center. The Golden Knights cut the deficit to one on two occasions but were unable to slow…

The Vegas Golden Knights suffered a 6-2 defeat against the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night at Enterprise Center. Despite cutting the deficit to one goal twice during the matchup, Vegas could not contain the Blues' offense as St. Louis pulled away in the third period. The loss dropped the Golden Knights' overall season record to 8-4-0.
Pavel Buchnevich and Justin Barron scored in the first period to give St. Louis an early 2-0 lead, with Aleksanteri Kaskimaki recording his first NHL point. Brett Howden scored for Vegas in the second period assisted by Alexander Holtz, who filled in for the absent Mitch Marner. Golden Knights goaltender Adin Hill suffered his first loss of the season, stopping 25 of 31 shots.
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