By The Numbers: Golden Knights Outshine Stars in Western Final

The Vegas Golden Knights eliminated the Dallas Stars in a six-game Western Conference Final to reach the Stanley Cup Final for the second time in franchise history.

As Vegas battled its way through the penultimate stage of the playoffs, the team put up a slew of stats that befit a conference champion. It's a Vegas-Florida Final which means dry heat vs. humidity, beaches vs. beach clubs and medieval warriors against the upper echelon of the forest food chain. Whichever way you choose to look at the Golden Knights vs. Panthers showdown, here are the stats that have gotten Vegas to this point.

.939- Adin Hill had a .939 save percentage in six games against Dallas
2- Hill became the first goalie to have multiple shutouts in the same round for the Golden Knights since Robin Lehner in the second round of the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
6- Zach Whitecloud had a series-best +6 rating.
7-Marchessault led all skaters with seven points in the Western Conference Final.
7- Seven players have 10-or-more points so far in the playoffs (Eichel 18, Marchessault 17, Ivan Barbashev 15, Mark Stone 15, Karlsson 14, Chandler Stephenson 14, Reilly Smith 11).
8- Karlsson had eight takeaways in the Western Conference Final to lead his team.
10- Karlsson's 10 goals lead the Golden Knights in the postseason.
15- Brayden McNabb's 15 blocked shots were the most among Vegas players in the third round.
18- Jack Eichel's 18 points through 17 playoff games are the most on the Golden Knights.
19- All 19 skaters who appeared in the Western Conference Final for the Golden Knights recorded at least one point.
22:59- Alex Pietrangelo averaged just under 23 minutes-per-game during the Western Conference Final.
23- Keegan Kolesar led the Golden Knights with 23 hits against the Stars.
27- Karlsson is scoring at a 27 percent clip as his 10 goals have come on just 37 shots.
62- Marchessault has taken a team-high 62 shots in the playoffs.