National Hockey League

FINAL Monday, June 14, 2021
Montreal Canadiens 1
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Vegas Golden Knights 4
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T-Mobile Arena · 17,884 att. · NBCSN

Match Report

Vegas opens Stanley Cup semifinal with 4-1 win over Montreal

— The Montreal Canadiens’ rich history didn’t mean much when it came to facing upstart Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night.

Full story at ESPN →

Team Stats

15
Blocked Shots
16
52
Hits
44
14
Takeaways
13
29
Shots
30
1
Power Play Goals
0
3
Power Play Opportunities
4
33.3
Power Play Percentage
0.0
0
Short Handed Goals
0
0
Shootout Goals
0
32
Faceoffs Won
25
56.1
Faceoff Win Percent
43.9
5
Giveaways
10
4
Total Penalties
3
8
Penalty Minutes
6

Top Performers

MTL

  • Carey Price GA 4 · SA 30 · SOS 0
  • Josh Anderson BS 0 · HT 6 · TK 1
  • Nick Suzuki BS 0 · HT 4 · TK 3
  • Phillip Danault BS 0 · HT 3 · TK 0

VGK

  • Marc-Andre Fleury GA 1 · SA 29 · SOS 0
  • Nicolas Roy BS 0 · HT 6 · TK 1
  • Chandler Stephenson BS 2 · HT 1 · TK 1
  • Jonathan Marchessault BS 0 · HT 2 · TK 0

Recent Plays

  1. 20:00 · 3rd
  2. 20:00 · 3rd
  3. 19:39 · 3rd
  4. 19:37 · 3rd
  5. 19:28 · 3rd
  6. 19:25 · 3rd
  7. 19:25 · 3rd
  8. 19:22 · 3rd

Head to Head

VGK leads series 1-0

Injuries

Vegas Golden Knights

  • Parker Wotherspoon Injured Reserve

Montreal Canadiens

  • Nick Suzuki Out
  • Sam Montembeault Injured Reserve
  • Ivan Demidov Injured Reserve
  • Bryce Pickford Injured Reserve
  • Lucas Condotta Injured Reserve

NHL News

All news
News Red Wings' Michal Postava a winner in first career NHL start Michal Postava made his first career NHL start a memorable one, backstopping the Red Wings to a shootout win over the Oilers. Video Detroit Red Wings vs. Edmonton Oilers: Game Highlights Detroit Red Wings vs. Edmonton Oilers: Game Highlights ESPN Raymond scores in shootout to lift Red Wings to 4-3 decision over Oilers — Lucas Raymond scored the only goal of the shootout and had a pair of assists in regulation as the Detroit Red Wings beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 on Monday night. ESPN Matvei Gridin scores twice as Flames beat Maple Leafs 5-2 — Matvei Gridin scored twice as the surging Calgary Flames made it four straight wins with a 5-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday night.