Utah Hockey Club Secures First Franchise Shutout in Dominant Win Over Golden Knights

Jaxson Stauber's 29-save performance and an explosive offensive effort lead Utah to a 6-0 victory in Las Vegas.

Goaltender Jaxson Stauber recorded 29 saves for his first NHL shutout and Utah Hockey Club's first franchise shutout in a commanding 6-0 win against Vegas.
Utah's offense surged with four goals in the first period, including Clayton Keller's first goal in 13 games and Alexander Kerfoot's short-handed tally.
Nick Schmaltz ended a 28-game goal drought with two goals, including one on the power play, while Logan Cooley extended his point streak to five games.
The win highlighted contributions from both veterans and younger players, showcasing the team's potential when firing on all cylinders.
The victory follows Utah's overtime loss to Edmonton on Friday, as the team earned three of four possible points in a back-to-back weekend series.