Golden Knights season preview: No. 1 goalie choice looming

Today, the Vegas Golden Knights, who will play in the West Division.
The Golden Knights enter the season with two No.
After that, Cody Glass and Chandler Stephenson are being counted on to replace Stastny's production (38 points in 71 games last season).
Glass has scored 12 points (five goals, seven assists) in 39 NHL games, and the 21-year-old hasn't played since Feb.
Stephenson has never scored more than 11 goals or 26 points in an NHL season3
The 56-game regular season will be similar to the playoffs, with Vegas playing each division opponent eight times, and preparing for the playoffs, with the first two rounds within the division.
DeBoer must use his X's and O's against his division rivals and get Vegas, which scored 12 goals and outshot the opposition 293-172 in its last eight playoff games last season, to adjust its style to score more in the postseason.
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The Golden Knights want the 19-year-old playing games, but after playing for Canada at the 2021 IIHF World Junior Championship, will he end up on the taxi squad, at least for a while, depending on how the coronavirus pandemic affects other leagues.
His 16 goals last season set an NHL career high, even though he played 70 games.
He might play on the second line with Max Pacioretty and Mark Stone, Vegas' two leading scorers last season, or the third line with a forward like Alex Tuch, who scored 20 goals in 2018-19 and has the potential to score at a higher pace. .
With Portland of the Western Hockey League from 2016-19, he scored 265 points (84 goals, 181 assists) in 171 games
Tuch (LW/RW; average draft position: 162.8), who scored an NHL career-high 52 points (20 goals, 32 assists) in 2018-19 but missed significant time because of injury last season, should take a bigger step forward this season
He had a solid 2020 postseason, leading the Golden Knights with eight goals and scoring 12 points in 20 games