With two wins and an overtime loss, the Vegas Golden Knights returned home with five points from a possible six, which is a fantastic return.
After a woeful November, in which they went a below-par 5-6-3, the Golden Knights started to show some signs of life before hitting the road and they appear to be getting hot at just the right time.
Winning four straight prior to the loss to the New York Islanders in overtime on Thursday, the Knights had beaten both the New York Rangers and the New Jersey Devils to start the road trip even with future Hall of Famer Marc-Andre Fleury away from the team.