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The Vegas Golden Knights suffered their second straight 6-2 loss, falling to the St. Louis Blues as defensive breakdowns continued. Jack Eichel, Brayden McNabb and Ryan Craig addressed sloppy execution, missed opportunities and the urgency to rediscover the team's winning…

The Vegas Golden Knights suffered their second consecutive 6-2 defeat, falling to the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night at Enterprise Center. Dylan Holloway scored twice for St. Louis, while Pavel Buchnevich, Jake Barron, Mason McTavish, and Jimmy Snuggerud also added goals. Brett Howden and Jack Eichel scored for Vegas, but the Blues consistently repelled comeback attempts, leaving Golden Knights head coach Ryan Craig demanding an immediate defensive response.
Vegas has now surrendered 12 total goals over its past two games following an earlier loss to Tampa Bay. Craig emphasized that the squad drifted from its aggressive five-man defensive structure and struggled with defensive-zone coverage and turnovers. Goaltender Joel Hofer made 27 saves for St. Louis, while Alexander Holtz registered an assist in his season debut for Vegas.
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