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Vegas Knights' Tortorella Debut Sparks Comeback Win

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Vegas Golden Knights stage thrilling comeback, snapping skid with new coach Tortorella at the helm; Rasmus Andersson, Shea Theodore, and Reilly Smith score late goals to secure 4-2 win over Vancouver Canucks.

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Vegas Knights' Tortorella Debut Sparks Comeback Win

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Vegas Knights' Tortorella Debut Sparks Comeback Win. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story. This is NHL News today, driven by AI and Bill for fans. Vegas Golden Knights pulled off a 4-2 comeback win over the Vancouver Canucks Monday night at Team O'Bourrena right in the middle of John. Torturella's debut as their new head coach. Torturella stepped in after the team fire Bruce Cassidy just the day before, and Vegas desperately needed this one. They dropped three straight and six of their last seven. Fans were buzzing about Evander Cain lighting the lamp in his 1,000th NHL game for Vancouver, who are now mired in a six-game skid while Vegas. Forward Cole Smith notched his first goal since joining the squad in a trade from Nashville back on March 3rd. Rasmus Anderson, Shade Theodore, and Riley Smith all scored to flip the script, with Adden Hill standing tall in net for Vegas turning aside. 22 shots, and Kevin Lincoln in stopping 29 for the Canucks. Vegas victory gives the Knights a much-needed momentum heading into the stretch, shaking

off the rust just when they needed it most.

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