Having dropped four consecutive decisions on the road, the Vegas Golden Knights (3rd in Pacific Division) will try to get back on the win column while visiting Nashville, where the local Predators (5th in Central) are riding a five-game domestic winning streak.
A season-long four-game losing streak (0-2-2), which coincided with the first four contests of a current six-date road trek, brought the Vegas Golden Knights (29-18-4) into the 2023 Honda NHL All-Star Weekend, leaving the team 3rd in the Pacific Division with 62 points from 51 matchups, just two points above the Edmonton Oilers, who still have a game in hand. The Knights have won just one of their last eight outings (1-5-2) and are 1-3-3 in their previous seven fixtures played on the road. Chandler Stephenson leads Vegas with 44 points in 2022-23 (11 goals, 33 assists), while Reilly Smith (32 points) has banked the most snipes (18).
Vegas goalie Logan Thompson has guarded the cage on 35 occasions this season (34 starts), going 19-13-3 for the year with a 2.69 GAA and a .913 save percentage. He has registered a 2-1-0 past tally vers us Nashville with a 2.71 GAA and a .919 save percentage, while Stephenson has amassed 12 points (5 goals, 7 assists) in nine career appearances against the Predators. The Golden Knights, meanwhile, are sitting 15th in least goals scored per game this season (3.08), 12th in least goals allowed on average (2.88), 12th in power play with a 23.3% success rate and 17th in penalty kill with 79.0% efficiency.
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