(Photo Credit: SinBin.vegas Photographer Brandon Andreasen) As the Golden Knights have gone along through the first five games, they’ve tried two different combinations of forward lines.
Reilly Smith scored at 1:24 of overtime as the Vegas Golden Knights rallied for a 4-3 victory at San Jose on Thursday night, spoiling the Sharks' season opener.
The Vegas Golden Knights are gearing up for the upcoming 2025-26 season. Mitch Marner is bringing some more star power to this team after his arrival this summer.
How many of the players with at least 80 points in the 2024-25 NHL season can you name in five minutes?
Reilly Smith may have a second career once he retires from hockey. The Vegas Golden Knights’ forward was in the crowd for a comedy show in Las Vegas last week as Will Burkart took the stage.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Sin City is keeping a couple of notable names around, while welcoming in a new one. On Tuesday, the Vegas Golden Knights announced that they have re-signed forwards Reilly Smith and Brandon Saad, while signing forward Cole Reinhardt as well.
Reilly Smith is not the only player returning to the Vegas Golden Knights for next season. According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the Golden Knights are expected to re-sign forward Brandon Saad to a deal, keeping him in Vegas for the 2025-26 season.
Reilly Smith, one of the original members of the expansion Vegas Golden Knights in 2017, signed a one-year, $2 million extension with the club on Wednesday that includes a no-trade clause.
It turns out Reilly Smith’s second stint in Vegas will go on for a little longer. According to Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston, the Vegas Golden Knights are re-signing forward Reilly Smith to a one-year, $2 million contract.
The Vegas Golden Knights have signed a one-year contract extension with veteran forward Reilly Smith, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported Wednesday afternoon.
A Stanley Cup winning forward has reportedly signed a new deal. News emerged that veteran forward Reilly Smith signed a new deal with the Vegas Golden Knights prior the start of free agency on July 1st.
The 34-year-old’s second stint in Vegas will last longer than a few months.
The stage is set for the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, and it’s a familiar one. For the first time since 2009, the Final will feature a rematch, this time between the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers, who delivered a thrilling series just one year ago.
The Vegas Golden Knights were recently eliminated by the Oilers in the second round of the playoffs. Still, with limited cap space, the Golden Knights will have tough decisions to make.
Vegas Golden Knights forward Reilly Smith discusses his intentions for the future after he and the rest of his teammates were eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Vegas Golden Knights needed a win on Saturday night, and they got it in one of the most incredible and unexpected ways.
The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs continued on Saturday with two more games. Here are some key takeaways from all of the action.
When the Vegas Golden Knights won the Stanley Cup in 2023, Reilly Smith became the first player to score a Stanley Cup-winning goal against the team that drafted him since Patric Hornqvist in 2017.
The NHL trade deadline can be a crazy time in the hockey world, and the Rangers proved that with a number of major trades.
Reilly Smith is heading back to the Vegas Golden Knights after a trade with the New York Rangers, according to New York Post columnist Larry Brooks. The deal sees the San Jose Sharks receiving Vegas’s third-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft and prospect Brendan Brisson, who will be assigned to the AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack.
On Sunday, the New York Rangers took on the Nashville Predators. The Rangers won 4-0, but the game’s actual story came a few hours before puck drop when it was reported that former Vegas Golden Knight Reilly Smith would be held out for “roster management purposes.” On Monday, the process repeated.
Reilly Smith appears to be on the move from the New York Rangers, and now his no-trade clause has revealed absolutely no desire to move to Canada.
The New York Rangers won't play forward Reilly Smith on Sunday night against the Nashville Predators for roster management reasons. Smith, 33, is a likely candidate to be traded before the NHL deadline on Friday.
As the March 7 NHL trade deadline looms, the New York Rangers are playing it safe with pending unrestricted free agent Reilly Smith, who won’t play Sunday versus the Nashville Predators due to trade-related reasons, reports The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun.
The New York Rangers are holding forward Reilly Smith out of Sunday’s game against the Nashville Predators for “trade-related reasons,” fueling speculation that the veteran winger could be on the move ahead of the NHL trade deadline on Friday.
The New York Rangers are reportedly holding forward Reilly Smith out of tonight’s game against the Nashville Predators for trade deadline reasons (as per Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic).
The Penguins have dealt Reilly Smith to the New York Rangers and will get 2025 fifth-round pick and 2027 seventh-round pick in this move.
It looks like Smith could help yield a quality piece for a potential rebuild or retool this offseason.
The player is currently playing third-line minutes alongside Lars Eller and Valtteri Puustinen, and will need to be replaced for the foreseeable future.
Pittsburgh Penguins left winger Reilly Smith left Thursday’s game against the Vancouver Canucks because of an injury and is being evaluated, according to coach Mike Sullivan.
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