Jack Eichel helped Vegas beat Pittsburgh 6–2 in October with two points and zero shots on goal. Mark Stone had three points that night. If you’re backing Vegas in the rematch, their different contributions give you two ways to think about the player props.
These Golden Knights parlay picks pair a Vegas-win premise with either a point from Stone or two shots on net from Eichel. DraftKings listed Vegas at −112 Tuesday morning. Prices can change.
Stone’s scoring and Eichel’s shot volume
Both records cover each player’s Vegas appearances from this season and last. Compare the games Vegas won with all games in the same sample. The prices are individual DraftKings offers.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mark Stone Over 0.5 points 2025–26 and 2026–27 Vegas appearances |
−185 | 82.0% (41/50) Vegas wins |
71.0% (66/93) |
| Jack Eichel 2+ shots on goal 2025–26 and 2026–27 Vegas appearances |
−425 | 86.7% (52/60) Vegas wins |
81.2% (91/112) |
Mark Stone over 0.5 points (−185)
Stone recorded a point in 41 of 50 Vegas wins and 66 of 93 appearances overall. He’s recorded one in all nine of his winning appearances this season, compared with 12 of 16 games overall. A goal or an assist is enough, so the target gives him two ways to contribute from his projected spot on the top line.
The first Pittsburgh game showed how much he can do with limited time. Stone had three points in 14:49, despite putting just one shot on net. He also had a point in Monday’s loss at Boston, which shows how this target can land when Vegas loses. His October 24 game against Columbus went the other way. He played 20:21 and finished without a point.
At −185, Stone is the less expensive of the two individual offers. The all-game record and the nine misses in the longer winning sample leave room for a quiet night even if Vegas gets the result.
Jack Eichel 2+ shots on goal (−425)
Eichel reached two shots in 52 of 60 Vegas wins and 91 of 112 appearances overall. He’s projected to center Stone and Ivan Barbashev. The shot target asks for chances on net, which can come without a goal or assist.
The current record is less convincing. Eichel had two or more shots in seven of nine Vegas wins this season and 11 of 16 games overall. One of the winning-game misses was the earlier Pittsburgh matchup. The other was Ottawa, when he recorded a point and just one shot. He also finished with one shot in 24:57 against Boston on Monday.
The −425 quote is steep for a target that has missed in two of his nine current wins. If you expect Eichel to shoot more in the rematch, two shots gives you a way to back that view. The first meeting is a reminder that he can have a productive night without clearing this line.
Which contribution fits your Vegas-win view?
Stone is the less expensive route if you expect him to have a hand in a Vegas goal. Eichel’s line asks you to be more specific about how he contributes. You can choose either, and their shared ice time is one reason to evaluate the two prices individually.
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