Jonathan Marchessault scored twice and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Seattle Kraken 5-2 Saturday night. FOX13
Keegan Kolesar, Reilly Smith and Shea Theodore also scored to help the Golden Knights win their third straight to open the season. Adin Hill stopped 31 shots in his first start.
"That was great turnover by Carrie. Those are ones I missed in the last game in Chicago, and I wasn’t missing it this time," said Kolesar, who played five seasons of junior hockey here with the Seattle Thunderbirds. "This is a good start for us right now." Marchessault made it 4-0 with 2:49 remaining in the middle period with his third of the season, sending a shallow shot from the right side behind Jones and into the net.
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