It’s a party on Broadway as the Golden Knights pull away from the Predators 5-2

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Nashville Predators 5-2 on Wednesday night to conclude a long-distance back-to-back set. After Nashville took an early lead on a goal from Ryan O'Reilly, Tomas Hertl quickly tied the game for Vegas, leading to five unanswered goals from five different skaters. Goaltender Adin Hill improved his record to 3-0-0 on the season, helping Vegas secure 12 points and move into top spot in the Western Conference.

Vegas showcased balanced scoring, with 12 of 18 skaters recording at least one point, including two assists from defenseman Rasmus Andersson. Rookie Trevor Connelly also scored, extending the team's lead and tying for the NHL rookie lead in goals. Raphael Lavoie registered his second NHL career point with an assist, while Brett Howden continued his strong form. The Golden Knights will next open a three-game homestand against the Calgary Flames on Thursday.