The Toronto Maple Leafs’ first round playoff loss is part of an alarming pattern. The Vegas Golden Knights’ first round exodus is a result of bad luck
The Vegas Golden Knights reality is they may not have the cap space to keep UFA Jonathan Marchessault this summer. Even if the Golden Knights trade a significant player to double their available cap space, there’s no guarantee they can get a deal done.
Earlier in the season, the Athletic ranked the Vegas Golden Knights’ prospect collection 23rd out of 32 NHL teams. Since then, the Golden Knights traded away their top prospect David Edstrom to San Jose in the Tomas Hertl trade.
It’s rare for the Vegas Golden Knights to be focusing on their offseason this early, but after being eliminated by the Dallas Stars in Game 7 of their first round series, it’s time for them to look ahead.
The Vegas Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon to-do list this summer starts with the recognition that he has 45 days to figure out how to keep a 41-goal scorer.
With the Vegas Golden Knights season coming to an end a little earlier than had been hoped, it presents my annual opportunity to look back on the bold prognostications I made back in September and see how clear my crystal ball was.
The National Hockey League (NHL) has released details for a host venue for the 2024 NHL Awards. The NHL Awards Ceremony will be held at the Fontainebleau Luxury Resort in Las Vegas on Thursday, June 27 at 7 p.m.
If you’re among those Vegas Golden Knights fans who are criticizing the dismal postseason effort newcomer Tomas Hertl was turning in, know that he is also part of your fraternity.
Seventh round NHL draft picks have roughly a five percent chance of reaching the NHL. But Vegas prospect Carl Lindbom is on course to defy those odds. After the Golden Knight drafted the Swedish netminder 222th — third pick from the bottom – in the 2021 NHL draft, Lindbom has made a steady climb on the Vegas prospect list.
The Vegas Golden Knights’ commitment to hanging onto their 2024 first-round draft seems comical considering the disdain they have shown for first round picks in their short history.
Now that the dust has settled on the Vegas Golden Knights’ highly-disappointing first-round exit from the Stanley Cup Playoffs, it’s clear the club’s title defense campaign went wayside long before they locked horns with the Dallas Stars.
Jonathan Marchessault has lived in Vegas for seven years. In that time, he has become a proven Golden Knights goal scorer. Now, he’s hoping that the talent developed in Vegas can stay in Vegas.
Few expansion franchises in Major League Baseball, the National Football League, the National Basketball Association, or the National Hockey League have had as much success from the get-go as the Las Vegas Golden Knights.
Make no mistake about it, the heartbeat of the Vegas Golden Knights is Jonathan Marchessault. The soon to be unrestricted free agent might just be entering the prime of his career at age 33.
Jonathan Marchessault would have liked nothing more than to be thinking about his future after winning back-to-back Stanley Cups with the Vegas Golden Knights.
After winning a Stanley Cup championship in just their sixth NHL season, the Vegas Golden Knights fell back to Earth on Sunday, losing 2-1 to the Dallas Stars in Game 7 of their first-round series.
The Stars advanced to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs with a 2-1 Game 7 win over the Golden Knights on Sunday night at American Airlines Center in Dallas.
Adin Hill has given the Golden Knights a chance to keep their hopes of repeating as Stanley Cup champions. Bruce Cassidy winked after saying he wouldn’t reveal his starting goalie when the Vegas Golden Knights play the Dallas Stars in Game 7 of the Western Conference First Round at American Airlines Center in Dallas on Sunday.
It's not a surprise that the series between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights is going to a Game 7.
The Golden Knights made a key change for Game 5 of their Western Conference first-round playoff series.
William Karlsson won 56.2% of his faceoffs during the regular season. Karlsson took 12 faceoffs in game one and 10 faceoffs in game two vs. the Dallas Stars.
Now up 2-0 in their first-round series against the Stars, the Golden Knights have recalled nine players from AHL Henderson.
As the Vegas Golden Knights took on the Dallas Stars in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, they had a familiar face in Mark Stone in the lineup as he returned to the team from an injury.
The captain Mark Stone made his return after missing two months. But he wasted no time to make his presence felt scoring only 1:23 into the first period.
The Golden Knights are expected to activate captain Mark Stone off long-term injured reserve ahead of Monday's Game 1 against the Stars.
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