The Vegas Golden Knights have added a few more depth players to their organization on the opening day of NHL free agency. Along with the signings of defensemen
There were plenty of Anaheim Ducks who factored into their upset first-round series win over the back-to-back Western Conference champion Edmonton Oilers, but none were more impactful in all facets of the game than Jackson LaCombe.
The Henderson Silver Knights closed the regular season the same way they played most of it. They chased, pushed and made it uncomfortable all the way to the buzzer.
If the Henderson Silver Knights are going to play a game that loud, they might as well make history while doing it. Henderson scored a franchise-record nine goals in a 9-6 win over the San Jose Barracuda on Friday, April 10, at Lee’s Family Forum.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The Vegas Golden Knights have recalled forward Raphael Lavoie. He will help the team shore up their depth with top winger Mark Stone out with a day-to-day injury.
The Vegas Golden Knights have announced that they’ve signed forwards Cole Schwindt, Jonas Rondbjerg and Raphael Lavoie to one-year contracts. Schwindt is a winger who joined the Golden Knights when they claimed him off of waivers from the Calgary Flames before the start of the 2024-25 season.
The Golden Knights are expected to activate defenseman Shea Theodore from long-term injured reserve, Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Sometimes the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. That’s what Raphael Lavoie has been experiencing since joining the Vegas Golden Knights organization.
The Edmonton Oilers let go of two high profile prospects this season in Raphael Lavoie and Xavier Bourgault, but it seems they made the right call. Bourgault was a former first round draft pick of the Oilers in 2021, and Lavoie was a second round pick from 2019.
The Edmonton Oilers went through a dramatic saga with Raphael Lavoie on waivers, and eventually lost their prospect to the Vegas Golden Knights. Lavoie was a second round draft pick of the Oilers back in 2019, and went on to play 4 seasons with the Bakersfield Condors in the AHL.
Jason Greger: The Vegas Golden Knights reclaimed Raphael Lavoie and he is eligible to be sent to the AHL because no other team put in a claim on him. Chris Johnston: Lavoie’s waiver week.
In what feels like the film Groundhog Day, the Vegas Golden Knights have reclaimed Raphael Lavoie from the Edmonton Oilers on waivers… again. The Oilers waived Lavoie last week but also got Cole Schwindt from the Calgary Flames.
It’s been a long week for Raphael Lavoie, caught in hockey’s no-man’s land having been waived by the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday, claimed by the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday, waived by them on Tuesday, and reclaimed by Oilers on Wednesday.
The Edmonton Oilers reclaimed Raphael Lavoie on waivers Wednesday. Had they been the only team to do so, it could have been a real win for the organization as the Oilers could have moved Lavoie down to the AHL without having to use waivers.
The Edmonton Oilers have reclaimed forward Raphael Lavoie. After losing him to the Vegas Golden Knights on waivers, the Knights put Lavoie back on waivers Tuesday, giving the Oilers a chance to get their prospect back.
As a forward heading into the draft in recent years, the Edmonton Oilers may not be a team you’d want to hear call your name. That isn’t a slight at the city or organization, as we have seen players take discounts to go there in recent years thanks to how competitive the roster is.
The Oilers lost Raphael Lavoie on waivers to the Vegas Golden Knights earlier today, but they may get a chance to take him back. Lavoie is a highly ranked offensive prospect for the Oilers, a second round draft pick of the team in 2019.
Raphael Lavoie got unfortunate news on Tuesday as he’s out for a couple of days with a lower-body injury. While the issue doesn’t sound too serious, any missed time for Lavoie is a big deal as he’s one of the players in Oilers camp fighting for a job on the opening night roster.
Edmonton Oilers forward prospect Raphael Lavoie didn’t exactly light up the preseason last September, but he certainly made enough noise by scoring a couple of goals and showing off his hard shot for some of the Oilers’ fan base to cause a stir when he didn’t make the big club and was sent down to the American Hockey League (AHL).