It took eight seconds for Braeden Bowman, in his NHL debut, to make the Golden Knights’ power play the best it has looked in three weeks.

On his first power-play rep, Bowman received the puck from center Jack Eichel below the goal line, and the 22-year-old right wing took it to the net.

It wasn’t a clean shot on New York Islanders goaltender Ilya Sorokin, but it was a dangerous chance. The Knights haven’t had many of those since mid-October.

Though he didn’t score — and the Knights’ power play continued to struggle, going 0-for-5 in Thursday’s 4-3 overtime loss to the Islanders — it was still a memorable debut for Bowman.

Quick rise

The undrafted forward from Kitchener, Ontario, who leads the Silver Knights with 12 points this season, was recalled from Henderson on Wednesday in the ul

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