Golden Knights snap 7-game winning streak of Toronto

The defending Stanley Cup champions snapped the 7-game winning streak of their opponent in a recent NHL hockey game. The Vegas Golden Knights landed the final tally of 6-2 in their favor, letting the Toronto Maple Leafs wonder if they will ever get their streak back. Neither side scored in the first segment of the game. Only in the second segment did the Leafs and the Knights gather the courage to go for the back of the net.

The Knights instantly gained the momentum to overcome the deficit of 3-1 at Scotiabank Arena. Another triple was scored in the concluding lap of the NHL event. Toronto could only bring up a single in the last two segments. The overall tally for the Knights is 33-19-7, while the Leafs are at 33-17-8.

Vegas Golden Knights were equally led by the likes of William, Jonathan, Ivan, Mason, Alex, and Nicolas. There may be a slight up-down in their respective points on the table, but the number of goals remained balanced, signifying a balanced attack without relying on a single player.

The Maple Leafs replicated the same model. They only lagged behind others to navigate their way around the defensive stretch, later fooling the keeper for a point. Tyler and Ryan contributed a single point each to the board. Samsonov had a tough time being a goalie for the losing side. They now have the previous long win trail to sport for a few moments.

The Maple Leafs are third in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference. The Knights have climbed the ladder to the second spot in the Pacific Division of the Western Conference.

Vegas Golden Knights entered the hockey arena with two consecutive losses in the previous NHL meetings. They were against the Maple Leafs and the Senators. Deficiency against the Senators was marginal (4-3); however, the same against the Maple Leafs was broad by 7-3. It is only right to assume that the team was charged with desperation to win a hockey game in the ongoing NHL tournament.

Toronto comparatively had a smoother ride. Their last meet-up with the Avalanche ended with a tally of 4-3 in their favor at Ball Arena. Colorado maintained the lead throughout the first segment. In the following phase of the game, the Leafs upticked their attack.

The Golden Knights are next scheduled to lock horns with the Bruins, the Sabres, and the Blue Jackets according to NHL betting sites. Toronto looks forward to getting their winning streak back by beating the Coyotes, the Rangers, and the Bruins as indicated by NHL betting sites.

Other NHL events to look out for are between the Rangers & the Blue Jackets, the Oilers & the Blues, and the Lightning & the Sabres. A hockey event between the San Jose Sharks and the New Jersey Devils has just ended, with the Devils emerging victorious by 7-2 and an overall tally of 30-25-4 on the NHL leaderboard.