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The Golden Knights return home after three straight losses and 14 goals allowed. Three questions loom: Can their defensive improvement stick, can the penalty kill recover, and can the offense regain its scoring touch without sacrificing structure?

The Vegas Golden Knights return home on a three-game losing skid after dropping a 2-1 overtime decision to Columbus. Prior to that defeat, Vegas suffered back-to-back 6-2 losses against Tampa Bay and St. Louis, surrendering 14 total goals across the three-game span. Holding an 8-4-1 record, the team prepares for a two-game homestand beginning Tuesday against Ottawa.
W.G. Ramirez highlights three critical storylines for Vegas: maintaining tighter defensive structure, fixing a penalty kill that has allowed power-play goals in five straight games, and reviving an offense that produced just five goals during the skid.
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