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LAS VEGAS -- Brett Howden scored twice, including the go-ahead goal at 15:55 of the third period, for the Vegas Golden Knights in a 4-3 victory against the Winnipeg Jets at T-Mobile Arena on Friday. Howden tapped in a backhand, backdoor pass from William Karlsson at the left post.

The Winnipeg Jets drop their second straight game Friday when losing 4-3 to the Vegas Golden Knights on the road. Jets Netminder Eric Comrie did everything he could to help keep Winnipeg in the game but allowed four goals on 30 shots with most of the goals not being at his fault.

Brett Howden's second goal of the game late in third period proved to be the winner as the Golden Knights defeated NHL-leading Winnipeg Friday night in Las Vegas.

Friday is another busy night in the NHL which features a matchup of two division-leading teams in the Winnipeg Jets and the Vegas Golden Knights. Welcome to NHL Predictions here at Last Word on Hockey,

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 Friday night at T-Mobile Arena in an entertaining, back-and-forth game.

The Vegas Golden Knights hosted the Winnipeg Jets in the first of two back-to-back games at T-Mobile Arena this weekend.

Ehlers has registered 19.35 attempts per 60 minutes during the eight-game stretch compared to just 16.98 per 60 across 15 games to start the year. The difference has been converting 62.7% of his attempts into shots to start the campaign compared to just 42.9% of his attempts resulting in shots across the past eight.

Like many a downtrodden gambler, the Winnipeg Jets just can't seem to solve Vegas. The Golden Knights scored the go-ahead goal with just four minutes left in regulation for a 4-3 win over the Jets Friday to mark the seventh straight regular season defeat for Winnipeg at the hands of Vegas.