The Vegas Golden Knights just took a 2\u002D1 series lead.
Apparently what happens in Vegas really does stay in Vegas because Edmonton looked nothing like the team that scorched the Golden Knights 5-1 in Game 2.
There were some missed calls that could have given Edmonton a breath of life, high sticks on Kailer Yamamoto and Nick Bjugstad and a Nick Hague knee on Zach Hyman, but the whistles never came. Edmonton had a grand total of 47 seconds worth of power play time through 40 minutes. But that wasn’t their only problem. The Golden Knights were getting far too many easy looks and made Edmonton pay dearly for the lack of urgency and attention to detail.
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