Colton Sissons, Calle Jarnkrok and Filip
Forsberg also netted goals for Nashville, which has scored at
least five goals in four of its first six games. Ryan Ellis
added a pair of assists.
Mark Stone and Reilly Smith scored goals and Marc-Andre Fleury
made 34 saves for Vegas, which had a two-game win streak
snapped.
Nashville, playing the middle game of a three-game Western road
trip that began with a 7-4 loss at Los Angeles on Saturday,
jumped out to a 1-0 lead at the 2:14 mark of the first period.
Turris deflected a shot from the right point by Ellis past
Fleury for his second goal of the season.
Vegas answered with two goals later in the period.
Stone scored his fifth goal of the season on the power play when
he snapped a wrist shot from the slot off a nice setup from the
side of the net by Cody Glass at 9:55. Smith then made it 2-1
with his fifth goal of the season, slapping in a loose puck in
the slot and past Rinne's glove side at 17:23.
Nashville rebounded to take a 4-2 lead with three goals in the
first 6:52 of the second period, the first time this season the
Golden Knights allowed three goals in a period this season.
Just 44 seconds into the middle period, Sissons tied it when he
backhanded a rebound in off the skate of Deryk Engelland for his
second goal of the season. Jarnkrok followed with his first goal
of the season, one-timing a feed from Viktor Arvidsson from the
right dot at 5:08.
Forsberg then took advantage of a turnover by Fleury, who was
trying to clear the puck behind his own net. Forsberg
intercepted the puck near the boards and then quickly slid it
inside the left post past a scrambling Fleury for his 150th
career goal in his 401st game.
Bonino then made it 5-2 early in the third period with a
power-play goal. He deflected Turris' blast from the left point
under the crossbar, snapping a streak of 14 successful penalty
kills by Vegas. It also marked the fifth straight game that the
Predators scored on the power play.
--Field Level Media
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