The Vegas Golden Knights entered the season with one of the very best top-six forward systems in the NHL. In their most current win, they proved they have the possible to be a danger with all four lines.

Mark Stone and William Carrier each had a goal and an assist and Marc-Andre Fleury made 33 conserves to lead the Golden Knights past the Calgary Flames 6-2 Saturday night.

Tomas Nosek, Paul Stastny, Ryan Reaves and rookie Cody Glass also scored to help Vegas remain unbeaten in your home against the Flames. All 3 forwards on the fourth line scored and 12 gamers had at least one point.

"When you get your team going like we had tonight, all 4 lines contributed, that's a huge part ... you're delighted when you see that," said Vegas coach Gerard Gallant, who is now one win shy of his 250th. "Not too frequently our so-called fourth line are gon na get 3 goals in a video game, but they went out there, they did their tasks, they kept the game simple, they worked truly tough ... they did their job and they got rewarded for it."

Because the Golden Knights signed up with the NHL in 2017, Calgary is winless in five sees to T-Mobile Arena while being outscored 21-6.

VIEW "When you get your group going like we had tonight, all 4 lines contributed, that's a huge part ... you're excited when you see that," said Vegas coach Gerard Gallant, who is now one win shy of his 250th. With routine backup Malcolm Subban nursing an undisclosed lower-body injury, Fleury figures to have a heavy work ahead of him with Vegas playing 6 video games over the next 10 days."We're looking forward to it, it's gon na be a tough video game," Gallant stated. We'll go in there this evening, no morning skate tomorrow and get ready for a game tomorrow night and it ought to be a genuine great hockey video game."A little scrambly for us the last couple of games, so we had to just get back to playing easy hockey," Reaves stated.