New York. William Karlsson is at the peak of his NHL career.
He set a personal best in scoring for the eighth straight game as Vegas picked up another win over Winnipeg last night.
– Yes, things are going well. “I’m still hungry and I want to win again,” he told Sportbladet after the 5-2 home win in Strippen.
He scored 41 goals in his first year in the Nevada desert and was one of the leaders of the Knights’ march toward the title this summer.
So to say that William Carlson is in the shape of his life might seem like an exaggeration.
But in reality.
The 30-year-old Marista has never produced as consistently and consistently as he did in the opening weeks of this year’s regular season.
“Not satisfied at all”
Against the Jets last night, he first scored a stunning goal midway through the first period and then assisted on Ivan Barbashev’s goal – the first time he has had points in eight straight games.
– Yes, it flows. It’s fun to do something like this, too, he says over the phone from Las Vegas, which is currently preparing for its first-ever Formula 1 race on the Strip.
– Why are things going so well? I’m definitely not full anyway, on the contrary, I’m hungry and I want to win again.
I only lost one point
Coach Bruce Cassidy has noticed that.
-Karly has been excellent from day one this year. They say he has quick feet.
Although there was no one else among the ruling masters who needed orders to start moving the pawns either. The performance of the entire team has been excellent, conceding just one point in eleven matches. So the overall table is topped by these knights once again.
– We had a really good start and that’s great, of course, continues Wild Bill.
– Even when we didn’t play well, we managed to win, which is a strength in itself.
The real king of the ice tonight was Jonathan Marchessault, who completed another hat-trick.