LAS VEGAS, NV - The Devils arrive at T-Mobile Arena knowing they’ll face a Vegas team missing two of its biggest drivers. Golden Knights head coach Bruce Cassidy confirmed before puck drop that Jack Eichel and Shea Theodore are both out, day-to-day, forcing lineup shuffles up front and on the blue line.

The Golden Knights be without star center Jack Eichel and defenseman Shea Theodore in Wednesday’s home game against the New Jersey Devils, per coach Bruce Cassidy.

We have a five-game slate in the NHL on Wednesday night. The Florida Panthers host the Los Angeles Kings to start things off at 7 p.m., and the New Jersey Devil

When we talk about where we want VGK to go from on a digital and social perspective, we don't just want to be the best team in the NHL, we want to be the best team in sports,” said Scott Kegley, Vegas Golden Knights Chief Digital Officer.

The Golden Knights will have defenseman Jeremy Lauzon in the lineup against the Devils tonight, reports Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He’ll need to come off injured reserve, something they have the roster space to do after sending Dylan Coghlan to AHL Henderson earlier in the week.

After garnering nine of a possible 10 points on a five-game eastern road trip, the Vegas Golden Knights make a quick pit stop home in Las Vegas when they host the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday night.

The Vegas Golden Knights will have a new radio home starting Dec. 18, moving its game broadcasts to 94.7 FM, the franchise announced.

BOTTOM LINE: The Vegas Golden Knights and the New Jersey Devils square off in a non-conference matchup. Vegas is 7-4-4 at home and 16-6-9 overall. The Golden Knights have gone 15-1-6 when scoring at least three goals.

McNabb gave the Golden Knights a 3-2 lead at 13:13 with a low-angle shot from the right side that went over the left shoulder of Jet Greaves and into the net. It was McNabb's first goal in 35 games and first goal this season; the last time he scored was April 8.