Spencer Knight Snaps Skid In Victory Over Pittsburgh
Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Spencer Knight stopped 28 of the 29 shots he saw en route to defeating the Pittsburgh Penguins. Knight's lone blemish came in the third period when Pittsburgh winger Rickard Rakell beat him on the power play. This was a nice outing for Knight as he carried a four-game losing streak into this contest. Knight held a modest 3.51 GAA during this skid with a .860 save percentage. Since joining Chicago at the trade deadline, the former 13th overall pick has shown flashes at times, but plays behind a weak defensive unit, which does not provide him with the best situation. Through 35 total games this season, Knight has posted a 16-15-2 record with a 2.62 GAA and a .903 save percentage. He will look to defeat Pittsburgh again in a rematch on Tuesday.
Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Spencer Knight will make a second consecutive start on Wednesday against the New Jersey Devils. He is coming off a 7-4 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. Knight gave up four goals on 29 shots on Sunday but was bailed out by the offense. The result improved Knight's record as a Blackhawk to 3-4-0. Since moving to Chi-town, he has given up 3.01 goals with a .903 save percentage. Knight and the Blackhawks are huge underdogs for Wednesday's contest, but they may spring a surprise against a team that has hit a wall lately with a 1-4-0 run.
Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Spencer Knight stopped 36 of the 39 shots he faced en route to extending his winning streak to two games against the Utah Hockey Club on Friday evening. Knight was dealt to Chicago last week in a move that sent Seth Jones to Florida. After stopping 41 of the 42 shots he faced in his Chicago debut, Knight posted another strong outing on Friday evening. Even though he allowed three goals, the Blackhawks were heavily outshot but Knight was able to step up when called on. Nick Schmaltz would find the back in the opening frame. Then in the third, John Mario and Clayton Keller would score to force overtime. Knight has held a 2-0 record during these two games with a stellar .951 save percentage and a 1.95 GAA. Before being shipped to Chicago, Knight held a 3-2 record with a .913 save percentage over his last five. He will likely remain Chicago's starter for the remainder of the regular season.
Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Spencer Knight stopped 41 of the 42 shots he faced in his first start with his new club. He was traded to Chicago on Saturday as part of the package that sent Seth Jones to Florida. Knight did not disappoint in his debut as he stood tall and enjoyed a career outing. The Blackhawks were heavily outshot in this contest but Knight was able to lead the way. His lone blemish came in the opening frame when Anze Kopitar found the back of the net for his 14th goal of the season, Knight would go on to stop all 25 shots he saw in the second and third period. This outing also extended his win streak to four games. During this span, he has held a strong .940 save percentage with a 1.75 GAA. Fantasy managers should expect Knight to share the crease with Petr Mrazek.
Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Spencer Knight will make his team debut in Monday's matchup against the Los Angeles Kings. Knight joined the Blackhawks just a couple of days ago as part of the deal that sent Seth Jones from Chicago to Florida. The 23-year-old posted a 12-6-1 record with the Panthers this season, along with a 2.40 goals-against average and a .907 save percentage. While Knight's statistics may decline in Chicago, he will have a much better opportunity to compete for the No. 1 spot on his new team. On Monday, the Blackhawks will look to win a second consecutive game for only the third time this season.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight will man the crease on Sunday against the Vegas Golden Knights. The 23-year-old will make his 18th start of the season, looking to improve a 9-7-1 record. Knight has put in good work behind Sergei Bobrovsky, who improved to 20-11-2 on Saturday with a 7-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks. However, the young netminder has a very tough matchup on Sunday. The Golden Knights are ranked third in the Western Conference and sit among the best home teams in the league. Their record at the T-Mobile Arena stands at 18-6-1. Only three teams have posted more home wins this season.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight will start against the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday. Sergei Bobrovsky was initially expected to start the game after he left the morning skate first, but Panthers head coach Paul Maurice has confirmed that Knight will get a chance to shine on Tuesday. The 23-year-old carries a 3-1-0 record for the season and has won back-to-back starts. He has allowed 2.79 goals with a .902 save percentage. The Devils are a tough team to beat, but they have been shut out twice in their last five outings, including their last game against San Jose.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight (personal) has revealed why he entered the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program in March. The talented netminder told Ken Campbell of The Hockey News that he started to struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Knight, who boasts a very strong 32-17-6 career record in the NHL, has been working with an OCD expert and is confident that he can still have a very good career on the top level. "I can still be the player I want to be, and I still believe I can be one of the best goalies in this league," Knight said. "Maybe it's this year, maybe it's next year, maybe it's in three years or four years or five years. I don't know. I know what I'm capable of accomplishing. It was there before and it has been there the whole time." Knight is expected to be back with the Panthers for the 2023-24 campaign.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight (personal) is expected to be back with the team for the start of next season. The 22-year-old entered the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program in February and missed the end of the season, including the team's run to the Stanley Cup Finals. "He's doing well and we expect him back in the fold in the fall," Panthers general manager Bill Zito said Wednesday. Knight made 19 starts in 2022-23 and posted a 9-8-3 record with a 3.18 goals-against average, a .901 save percentage, and one shutout. He's set to begin the first season of a three-year, $13.5 million extension signed with the Panthers last September.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight (undisclosed) has been placed on Injured Reserve, meaning he will miss at least three games, starting with Tuesday's matchup against Colorado. The team hasn't yet provided any info regarding his injury. Alex Lyon has been brought up for the minors to work as Sergei Bobrovsky's backup. Knight has clearly outperformed Bobrovsky this season and his absence is a bitter blow for the team. He has gone 9-7-1 in 18 starts, while Bobrovsky enters Tuesday's action with a 9-12-1 record in 23 starts. Knight also has a lower goals-against average and a better save percentage.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight will be tending twine Sunday against Dallas. Knight has compiled a 9-6-3 record in 18 contests. He also has two shutouts, a 3.00 goals-against-average, and a .908 save percentage. In his last outing on January 3rd, he made 33 saves on 36 shots in a 5-3 win over the Arizona Coyotes. However, he has lost three of his last five games played. The 21-year-old picked up a loss against Dallas back on November 17th.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight (illness) has been ruled for Thursday's meeting with the Red Wings. The 21-year-old has started six of the last seven games but is forced to sit out Thursday's action due to a non-COVID illness. Knight has struggled a bit in recent outings, but he still has solid numbers for the season, sitting on an 8-4-3 record with a 2.64 goals-against average, a .919 save percentage and one shutout. Sergei Bobrovsky, who's had some awful times this season, will start against Detroit, entering the action with a 4-6-1 record. Teams have scored 3.72 goals per game against him and Bobrovsky's save percentage stands at a miserable .880, so he's not a very good option for fantasy managers.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight transformed into a brick wall Wednesday night, stopping 40 shots in a 3-0 win over Carolina. He became the fifth netminder in NHL history with a 40-save shutout before turning 22. Nearly half (19) of his saves came in the third period when the Hurricanes threw everything at him to get back in the game. Knight has looked very sharp early on in the season, going 5-1-0 with a 2.18 goals-against average and a .925 save percentage. He hasn't yet started three games in a row, so it's going to be interesting to see how head coach Paul Maurice handles things for Saturday's matchup against Edmonton. Sergei Bobrovsky has struggled this season and owns a losing record after eight appearances.
Spencer Knight Gets Three-Year Extension From Florida
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight has signed a three-year extension with the club that will come into effect next season. His new deal has a $4.5 million cap hit and is worth $13.5 million in total. Knight was handsomely rewarded for an impressive rookie season. He put together a 19-9-3 record in 2021-22 with a .908 save percentage and a 2.79 goals-against average. Knight owns a 23-9-3 career record and looks set for a very successful spell in the NHL. He'll be battling for playing time with Sergei Bobrovsky again in 2022-23 and both should benefit from the competition. Florida's No. 1 ended up posting an outstanding 39-7-3 record last season after Knight's rise to prominence.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight had a special night on Friday as he picked up his first career shutout in a 3-0 win over the Ducks. The young netminder got a lot of help from his teammates and needed to make just 17 saves. He's now gone 3-1-1 in five outings since getting recalled from the AHL earlier in the month. Knight's overall record for the season stands at 12-7-3, and he's registered a 2.88 goals-against average with a .906 save percentage. The Darien, Connecticut native has had some tough times this season, but he's having a strong finish to the campaign and should further boost his number in the upcoming weeks as the Panthers continue to dominate at the top of the Eastern Conference standings.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight will be between the pipes for Sunday's matchup against the Kings. This will be only his third appearance since the start of last month. Knight sat out over a month of action before returning to Florida's crease at the start of this week against Buffalo. He made a winning return with 30 saves in a 6-1 victory. The 20-year-old carries a 10-6-2 record for the campaign and has produced a 3.10 goals-against average with a .902 save percentage. He should see a lot of rubber Sunday night, with Los Angeles averaging 35.2 shots per game for the season.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight will get the nod for Monday's matchup against Buffalo, making his first start since Feb. 1. The young netminder has been inconsistent this season, but he still owns a winning record at 9-6-2 and has already beaten the Sabres once this season. Knight has registered a 3.23 goals-against average with a .898 save percentage ahead of the contest, and he will have a very good chance to improve his numbers, with Buffalo among the lowest-scoring teams in the league and on a run of 10 defeats in 14 games.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight may have gotten lost in the shuffle a bit in Florida's 9-3 win against Tampa Bay on Thursday. Knight stopped 39 of 42 shots in the win as the goaltender had an answer every time the Lightning started to seize control of the game. He made several key saves which helped Florida stay the course then extend their lead. Knight came into this game losing three of his last four starts while allowing 15 goals in that span. That included the eight-goal debacle at home against Ottawa two weeks ago. This start and win may pave the way for an improved Knight as 2022 beckons.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight will guard the crease on Thursday against Tampa as the team completes a back-to-back set. Sergei Bobrovsky beat the Rangers 4-3 with 30 saves on Wednesday and now it's Knight's turn to show what he can do. The 20-year-old has been off form lately, but he carries a strong 5-2-0 home record. He's already beaten the Lightning once this season and takes another crack at them with a 6-4-2 overall record for the season. Knight gave up eight goals in his last start against Ottawa and it's dumped his goals-against average for the season to 3.42. The young netminder has struggled in his recent outings, but Tampa is without Andrei Vasilevskiy (COVID-19 protocols) and that's made the Panthers odds-on favorites for the contest.
Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight stopped 18 of 21 shots on goal in Monday's 5-3 victory against the Coyotes. Knight picked up his second win of the season and has now began his NHL career with a perfect 6-0-0 record, counting his four starts from last season. Knight will remain the backup at the moment as a result of goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky's great start to the season in net, but the 20-year-old should be rostered across all fantasy formats as the Panthers are undefeated through six games.
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