Vegas Golden Knights fans didn't want to hear the harrowing news involving Victor Olofsson, yet they knew that it was coming. They saw the ugly hit that the Swedish forward took in Tuesday's 6-2 victory over the Seattle Kraken and knew that he wasn't sticking around for a while.
(Photo Credit: SinBin.vegas Photographer Brandon Andreasen) On Tuesday night in Seattle, Vegas center Tomas Hertl had a throwback type of game. Hertl tied the game with a power play goal in the opening period, recorded a primary and a secondary assist, and scored a second time on the PP in the 3rd.
When your teammate goes down from a dirty cross-check, you need a hero to step up and avenge him. That's the American ideal that's as American as Rick Derringer and apple pie, you know.
The Vegas Golden Knights took care of business against two middling teams on a two-game road trip, beating the Vancouver Canucks and the Seattle Kraken by a combined score of 9-4.
It was an absolutely wild one in Climate Pledge Arena on Tuesday night, as the Golden Knights swept their brief road trip with a dominant 6-2 win over their expansion brethern in the Seattle Kraken.
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 finally turned their early-season chances into a rout Tuesday night. But a 6-2 win over the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena came with concern after Victor Olofsson left in the third period following a boarding hit.
The Vegas Golden Knights brought Victor Olofsson in on a one-year deal in 2024-25. The goal was to get some goal-scoring on the cheap, especially after Jonathan Marchessault got his country on in Nashville.
Last season, the Vegas Golden Knights saw a script unusually reversed. They were at the receiving end of a Seattle Kraken beating, with the PNW team winning the season series, 3-1-0.
Vegas Golden Knights fans weren't too keen on Rasmus Andersson signing a seven-year contract extension last summer. They were underwhelmed by his Stanley Cup playoff performance, in which he had only six assists.
(Photo Credit: NHL.com) Three games, 11 goals, ten different goal scorers. The Golden Knights are getting contributions from all over the lineup early on, and it’s a big reason why they’ve been able to win a pair of games and nearly come back in the other.
Kicking off their two-game swing through the Pacific Northwest, the Vegas Golden Knights picked up a valuable two points with a 3-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks.
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.
The Henderson Silver Knights gave Joel Ward a win in his first official game as head coach Saturday night, using a three-point performance from Tanner Laczynski, two goals from Alexander Holtz and an AHL debut goal from Alex Weiermair to beat the Bakersfield Condors 4-3 at Lee’s Family Forum.
When you go through a routine near-comeback on Friday, you must look at the root cause of the problem. That means identifying what the Vegas Golden Knights did wrong and how they can rebound.
Look at this picture for a second. This is from Friday's 4-3 loss to the Anaheim Ducks. What do you see? Personally, Carter Hart is trying to stop the puck against the Ducks.
The hockey gods giveth, the hockey gods taketh away. That was the case on Friday as the Golden Knights were beaten by the Anaheim Ducks. This came on the heels of a resounding 5-2 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Tuesday, where five different Golden Knights scored.
The Vegas Golden Knights nearly climbed all the way out of a four-goal hole Friday night, scoring three times in the third period before falling 4-3 to the Anaheim Ducks at T-Mobile Arena.
Trevor Connelly has plenty of cards stacked against him. He's a 20-year-old rookie who's waiver-exempt and could be sent down to Henderson by the Vegas Golden Knights any second.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is eyeing player contracts, but not in the way you think. He's not going after William Karlsson's new deal or trying to take money from Mark Stone to stop him from getting a new spleen.
The Vegas Golden Knights got a key piece of business done on Wednesday, signing veteran center William Karlsson to a two-year contract extension that will cost them $6.75 million against the salary cap and tie him to the club through the 2028-29 season.
The NBA is moving forward with expansion, and it’s only a matter of time before we see two new teams added to the fold. While the process is still years away from completion, the latest update suggests that progress is being made on a new Las Vegas team.
Despite the events that transpired over the summer, a certain Anaheim Duck never wanted to leave the nest. In a letter to fans on NHL.com, forward Leo Carlsson explained that he always wanted to stay in Anaheim, even though he signed an offer sheet from the Philadelphia Flyers over the summer.
As part of their desperate desire to win a Stanley Cup with Connor McDavid, the Edmonton Oilers have made a lot of controversial decisions over the past few years.