The Vegas Golden Knights have brought two players up to the NHL club with four games remaining before the Winter Olympics break. Forward Jonas Rondbjerg and defenseman Dylan Coghlan have both been recalled, while forward Tanner Laczynski has been reassigned.
(Photo Credit: SinBin.vegas Photographer Brandon Andreasen) The pattern is growing tiresome. It seems like every night the Golden Knights fall into a hole, climb their way back out of it, and then lose in overtime or shootout.
The Vegas Golden Knights are in control of the Pacific Division, while teams like the Edmonton Oilers and the Anaheim Ducks breathe down their necks. The Golden Knights are looking forward, despite the tight race in the Pacific.
(Credit: Sportsnet) The Golden Knights return to home ice tonight after spending the last four games on the road. Vegas went an undesirable 1-2-1 on their East Coast trip but managed to save the trip with a late comeback and forcing overtime in Montreal.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Recently, on Overdrive, the panel discussed the Toronto Maple Leafs‘ lack of depth and performance. One note they made was that “John Tavares isn’t the same.” They weren’t knocking him—far from it.
(Photo Credit: SinBin.vegas Photographer Brandon Andreasen) Nearly two years ago, the Golden Knights made a decision. In the moment, it looked like a desperate attempt to rescue a playoff series that was slipping away.
Pavel Dorofeyev scored twice in his 200th career game, but the Golden Knights closed their road trip 1-2-1 after a 3-2 overtime loss to the Canadiens on Tuesday at Bell Centre.
(Photo Credit: @NHL on X/Twitter) A lot has happened in Rasmus Andersson’s first two games in a Golden Knights jersey, and even with a goal and an assist, it hasn’t really been about him.
A talented prospect is set step on big-time ice for the first time. On Monday night, forward Josh Samanski will be making his NHL debut with the Edmonton Oilers, as the team is set to host the Anaheim Ducks.
The storylines were plentiful before, during, and after Friday night’s matchup between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Vegas Golden Knights. As expected, Mitch Marner’s return to Scotiabank Arena dominated the spotlight, while Rasmus Andersson’s Golden Knights debut added another intriguing wrinkle.
The Vegas Golden Knights continued their yearly tradition of taking a big swing in the trade market. This year, they acquired defenseman Rasmus Andersson from the Calgary Flames for a pair of draft picks, a defensive prospect and veteran Zac Whitecloud.
The rumor mill has shifted its focus toward a potential blockbuster involving William Nylander and the Seattle Kraken. It is a mock trade gaining more traction than many originally expected.
Daily Faceoff: The Vegas Golden Knights are reportedly looking to sell a 10% stake in the franchise for $200 million. It’s still Bill Foley’s team, but they could be looking to sell a portion of it, according to David Pagnotta.
After picking up a 6-3 victory in Mitch Marner's highly anticipated return to Toronto, the Vegas Golden Knights continue their eastern road trip on Sunday against the struggling Ottawa Senators.
If things had gone according to plan for Mitch Marner and the Toronto Maple Leafs, he would have been one of the most popular players in the history of the franchise. He could have been, anyway. Maybe he even should have been.
When Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube goes behind the bench for Friday’s game against the Vegas Golden Knights, he will do so looking like he just came from a huge fight.
The Golden Knights started late, then spent the night trying to claw back. Boston’s early damage held up in a 4-3 Bruins win Thursday at TD Garden after Vegas cut a 4-0 hole to one on third-period goals from Jack Eichel, Tomas Hertl and Pavel Dorofeyev.
Fort Wayne Komets forward Lynden McCallum is heading overseas to Germany (DEL2) to join EHC Freiburg after spending his first five seasons in North America.
As the Vegas Golden Knights push toward another Stanley Cup run, the picture is clear: this roster is solid and one of the deepest in the NHL. But it is not complete.
The Calgary Flames have gotten to work when it comes to selling ahead of the March 6 trade deadline. Such was always expected to be the case with this team heading into the season, and their play through the first half made that decision all the easier for general manager (GM) Craig Conroy.
The Golden Knights have added some extra defensive depth in advance of their game tonight against Philadelphia. The team announced (Twitter link) that they’ve recalled Jaycob Megna from AHL Henderson. To make room on the roster, newly acquired defenseman Rasmus Andersson has been moved to non-roster status.