Adin Hill Injured: Vegas Golden Knights Take on the Washington Capitals

a possible six points. Charlie Lindgren shut out the Golden Knights when the teams met on Nov. 14.

Betting line: STN Sports has the Golden Knights as minus-200 favorites with an over/under of six goals. The public is backing the

Golden Knights at a 73%-27% split per Covers.com.

Key storyline: We will start with who we know will not be on the ice, Adin Hill. Hill was pulled from Thursday’s victory over the

Vancouver Canucks by coach Bruce Cassidy after receiving a recommendation from the training staff to do so. Alec Martinez and Shea

Theodore will not be available for tonight’s game. The Golden Knights have dug deep and found ways to win all season without a

healthy lineup. The team has the added motivation of looking for revenge on the team that shut them out earlier in the season.

About the Golden Knights (15-5-4, 34 points): The Golden Knights earned 15 of a possible 28 points in a month that featured

nine road games vs. five home games. During the last three weeks of the month, the Golden Knights played eight road games and in

nine different cities.

Expected Lines

Barbashev-Eichel-Stone
Cotter-Karlsson-Marchessault
Howden-Stephenson-Amadio
Carrier-Roy-Kolesar

Hutton-Pietrangelo
McNabb-Korczak
Hague-Whitecloud

Thompson

About the Capitals (12-6-2, 26 points): The Capitals have turned things around after a slow start and are in third place in the

tough Metro Division. Alex Ovechkin leads the Capitals with 14 points (5 goals). Tom Wilson is the type of player that the Golden

Knights will know whenever he is on the ice. Wilson has 12 points (7 goals) but brings a physical element that few players in the NHL can match.

Lindgren is having a fine season at 5-2-0 with a 2.30 GA/G and .934 SV%. Darcy Kuemper is 5-4-2 with a 3.04 GA/G and .892 SV%.

As much as the Golden Knights would like to get revenge on Lindgren, Kuemper starting gives the Golden Knights a better shot to win

the, “dreaded first game back from the road trip.”

Golden Knights to watch: Keep an eye on the top line of Ivan Barbashev, Jack Eichel, and Mark Stone tonight. The top line might

put the Golden Knights on their back for the next few games.

Time: 7:00 p.m. PST.
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