7 years agoVegas Golden Knights left wing William Carrier made sure he left a mark in his first career playoff game on Wednesday against the Kings, but not necessarily on the game result, and more on the opponents. He was a wrecking ball throughout the tilt, recording 10 hits while logging just 8:49 of ice time. Carrier also registered one shot on goal and he actually was on the ice when the only goal of the game was scored by Shea Theodore, so you could say that he also had an offensive impact. The Knights are going to need more of the same from Carrier throughout the series, as the Kings dish out a lot of hits as well. They were third among all teams with 25.8 per game during the regular season and had seven guys with at least five hits in Game 1.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBaller
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