“You’ve just got to try to stay out of the box more than anything,” Knights center Chandler Stephenson said. Vegas was in the middle of the pack in killing off 77.4% of power plays, but the Knights committed a league-low 243 penalties in the regular season. The Oilers were even better against Los Angeles in the first round, scoring at a 56.3% clip. I think we have an ability to win games different ways, so you can’t just say, ‘I’m going to take this player out of the equation or neutralize him.’”Įdmonton scored on 32.4% of power plays during the regular season, the highest mark since the NHL began tracking that statistic in the 1977-78 season. “I think they can match up against anybody. “I love our depth from forward one through 12 and D one through six,” Knights coach Bruce Cassidy said.
Martinook's sudden surge jolts Hurricanes against Devils in NHL playoffs
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