GOLDEN KNIGHTS (18-9-1) at STARS (16-12-1) 8 p.m. ET; FW-SW, ATTSN-RM, NHL.TV
Vegas defeated the Nashville Predators 4-3 in a shootout on Friday. All three wins during the current streak have come in overtime or shootouts. The Golden Knights play their next five games at home. The Stars will shuffle their first two lines after losing 3-0 at the St. Louis Blues on Thursday. Devin Shore was moved onto the top line with Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin, while Alexander Radulov will play with Mattias Janmark and Jason Spezza. Goaltender Ben Bishop will start after missing one game with a sore back.
Players to watch
Golden Knights forward Erik Haula has four points (two goals, two assists) in his past two games, including the game-tying goal in the final minute against Nashville. Bishop has stopped all 53 shots he's faced against Vegas in two starts.
They said it
"We're a quick team, and I like the way we played. It was going to be a great test for us. I thought we played great. It's a tough building to play in, so we played well." -- Golden Knights forward James Neal after the win at Nashville "It's open for debate whether it works, but we won't be afraid to change back. It's more to try to and see if we can get other people going, and I think that it really helps us balance things out and see if we can do it. It's not cast in stone, but it seemed like a good idea yesterday and it seemed like a good idea this morning." -- Stars coach Ken Hitchcock on changing his line combinations
Fleury took part in the Golden Knights' optional morning skate. … Roussel is expected to play after missing the past four games due to illness.
Stat pack
Tuch has four points (one goal, three assists) during a four-game point streak. Neal has three points (two goals, one assist) in his past two games. … Faksa has seven points (five goals, two assists) in his past six games. … Vegas takes an average of 7.5 penalty minutes per game, fourth-fewest in the NHL. Dallas takes 10.9 per game, the fifth-highest average in the League.
