NHL team loses 3 goalies to injury, forced to put in undrafted rookie with 0 NHL experience.

I think it's now safe to say that Las Vegas Golden Knight goaltenders carry some kind of curse. 

On Monday night the Golden Knights lost their third goalie of the season after 23-year-old breakout sensation Oscar Dansk was pulled from the game with an apparent injury. 

Dansk was called upon to step in when the Golden Knights lost both veteran goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury as well as backup Malcom Subban to injury and he did an incredible job to put it mildly. In three games Dansk was very impressive recording a 1.35 goals against average and .959 save percentage. 

According to Newsday's Arthur Staple the Golden Knights are now forced to start undrafted 24-year-old goaltender Maxime Lagace, a player with no experience in the National Hockey League and just 73 games under his belt in the American Hockey Leauge split over four different seasons.

An unbelievable string of bad luck for the expansion team that has been on fire to start the season.

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