Vegas Golden Knights look to remain undefeated on home ice against Calgary Flames

The Vegas Golden Knights are closing out a four-game homestand and looking to remain perfect on home ice.

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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) β€” The Vegas Golden Knights are looking to remain perfect on home ice as they close out a four-game homestand against the Calgary Flames on Monday. KEEP IT ROLLIN’ πŸ‘Š πŸ“Ί: Vegas 34 πŸ“²: KnightTime+ πŸ“»: FOX Sports Las Vegas 98.9/1340 | Deportes Vegas 1460 πŸ“°: https://t.

co/RWIpDt3Cl0 pic.twitter.com/rggS5HbasI This season, the Knights are 6-0-0 at T-Mobile Arena and are on a three-game winning streak.



The Flames enter Monday night's game following back-to-back losses to the Winnipeg Jets and Carolina Hurricanes. Adin Hill was the first on the ice for the Knights at morning skate, indicating he will start in net tonight. Head coach Bruce Cassidy said following skate that defenseman Nic Hague is still out with an injury and considered day-to-day.

Also, all fans in attendance tonight will receive an exclusive Golden Knight bobblehead. A post shared by KTNV | Channel 13 News Las Vegas (@ktnv) Some key facts ahead of the game: Mark Stone currently leads the league in points with 4 goals and 13 assists. He was named the NHL's First Star of the Week.

Jack Eichel is one assist away from his 100th with VGK. And it's also his birthday! Shea Theodore is three points away from 300 points as a Knight. You can watch the game on Vegas 34.

Channel 13's Nick Walters is at the game and you can follow live score updates here. Coverage starts at 6:30 p.m.

Puck drop is at 7 p.m. Where to watch Monday night's Vegas Golden Knights game can be watched on Arizona 61 .

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