Vegas hits a sudden scoring drought

Vegas scored 41 goals in its first 10 games but just 11 in its last five, with only six at even strength; the New Jersey loss was its fourth in five. A new analysis highlights the win/loss split—4.55 goals per game in wins versus 2.00 in losses, with only one loss featuring at least two goals—and the challenge of facing quality backstops. Craig cited execution and finishing, while Barbashev voiced confidence ahead of road games against Boston and Detroit.