Vegas Golden Knights Prepare for Game 4

The Vegas Golden Knights are set to face the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final.

What's at Stake?

The Golden Knights have found success against the Hurricanes, scoring 13 goals in three games.

They are coming off a loss, having been shut out 0-3 by the Hurricanes on June 15.

Key Players

Vegas center Jack Eichel said the team is focused on playing their game and doing what makes them successful.

Brayden McNabb and Noah Hanifin didn't practice Monday, but are expected to play in Game 4.

Team Strategy

The Golden Knights have been able to limit the Hurricanes' chances and help their goalies out.

Carolina forward Nikolaj Ehlers said they need to be better at stopping the bleeding and limiting big chances.

The Golden Knights are on a W3 streak and have a 39-26 record, standing 4th in the Western Conference.

What Comes Next?

Game 4 is Tuesday, and the Golden Knights will look to move one step closer to a second Stanley Cup championship.

And with the series tied, the Golden Knights are ready for anything.

But the Hurricanes are also looking to even the series and take the momentum back.

So the stage is set for an exciting Game 4.

The Golden Knights will need to bring their A-game if they want to come out on top.

With key players like Eichel and McNabb ready to play, they have a good chance of doing just that.