Vegas Golden Knights Set Franchise-Record Perfect Start with Seventh Consecutive Win

Seventh consecutive victory over Philadelphia Flyers breaks NHL record for most wins at the start of a season by a reigning Stanley Cup champion.

Shea Theodore netted the deciding goal with 32.5 seconds left, giving the Vegas Golden Knights their seventh straight win, a 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers.
This win extends the Golden Knights' franchise record for the best start to a season and the NHL record for most wins at the beginning of a season by a reigning Stanley Cup champion.
Apart from Shea Theodore, Ivan Barbashev and Paul Cotter also scored for the Knights while Jack Eichel provided two assists, and goalie Logan Thompson made 26 saves.
Despite two goals from Noah Cates and Cam Atkinson, the Philadelphia Flyers were unable to break the Knights' winning streak with Carter Hart making 25 saves for the team.
The Knights have managed to score at least three goals in every game of the season so far, and this victory ties them with seven other teams for the ninth-best start in NHL history.