TORONTO — Another game and another player was putting “money on the board” if the Vegas Golden Knights could beat his former team. In Vegas, he has been given new life as an NHL regular — something several other Golden Knights have discovered this season. Tuch, who played just seven games with the Minnesota Wild last season, has four goals and seven points in nine games. Brad Hunt, an AHL journeyman who had played a combined 40 games in the NHL during the last six seasons, has seven assists in seven games. As Marchessault said, referencing the number of NHL-calibre players that the Golden Knights still have in the minors, the league could probably handle two more expansion teams without any noticeable drop off.

Source: National Post November 06, 2017 23:26 UTC