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... that at the age of 28, Mason Morelli became the first player in
Vegas Golden Knights franchise history to record two
points in their
National Hockey League debut game? Source:
Morelli, Thompson Help Golden Knights Power Past Sharks in 4-0 Victory "Mason Morelli is the third player to make his NHL debut with Vegas this season, also Lukas Cormier and Brendan Brisson. He is the third to score in his NHL debut, also Cody Glass and Vadim Shipachyov, and first ever Golden Knight to record a multi-point game in his first NHL game."