Golden Knights and Ducks unhappy with opener as Game 2 approaches
TL;DR
The Golden Knights won Game 1 against the Ducks 3-1, but both teams expressed dissatisfaction with their performances. Game 2 is set for Wednesday night in Las Vegas, where the Ducks aim to capitalize on their chances to gain home ice advantage.
Key points
- Golden Knights won Game 1 3-1 against the Ducks
- Both teams expressed dissatisfaction with their performances
- Game 2 is on Wednesday night in Las Vegas
- Ducks aim to gain home ice advantage with a win

Montreal Canadiens at Buffalo Sabres
When/Where to Watch: Game 1, Wednesday, 7 p.m. EDT (TNT, truTV, HBO MAX). The Sabres showed in their six-game series victory over Boston in the first round that they aren't just a feel-good story. In making their first playoff appearance in 15 years, Buffalo is out to make an impact in this postseason and has the chance to knock out the NHL's most-decorated franchise in Montreal. “I think after this series, we kind of learned that this is just hockey,” Sabres defenseman Rasmus Dahlin said. “The media and stuff are kind of blowing it up about playoffs and different things. But we’ve played this sport for so long.” The Canadiens pulled off the great escape to get to this point, putting just nine shots on goal in Sunday's Game 7 at Tampa Bay, but still defeated the Lightning 2-1. “We stuck together,” Canadiens forward Josh Anderson said. “We found ways to win. I thought everyone bought into the game plan and system we were bringing each and every night.” Now they have to do it again against a team few expected to be in this position when the season began. \\\_ AP Hockey Writer John Wawrow in Buffalo, New York, contributed to this report. \\\_ AP NHL: and
Q&A
What was the score of Game 1 between the Golden Knights and Ducks?
The Golden Knights defeated the Ducks 3-1 in Game 1.
Why are the Golden Knights unhappy after their Game 1 victory?
The Golden Knights felt they were outplayed by the Ducks, being outshot 34-22 and giving up more high-danger chances.
When is Game 2 of the Golden Knights vs. Ducks series?
Game 2 is scheduled for Wednesday night at 9:30 p.m. EDT.
What do the Ducks need to improve for Game 2 against the Golden Knights?
The Ducks need to capitalize on their scoring chances and maintain their speed to take control of the series.