Golden Knights coach Pete DeBoer said he’s confident his team will bounce back after losing 7-1 to the Colorado Avalanche in Game 1 of the West Division final.
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The Colorado Avalanche torched the Golden Knights in Game 1 of the West Division final, but it wasn’t because Robin Lehner started instead of Marc-Andre Fleury.
For just the second time in their four seasons, the Golden Knights enter a best-of-seven playoff series as an underdog when they meet the Colorado Avalanche.
Twenty-seven days later, Max Pacioretty slid into a premier scoring area and fired one those mighty one-time rockets. Sure was different from being a game-time decision.
The Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild meet in Game 7 of a playoff series Friday night in the venue that NHL players voted the best for atmosphere.
The Knights on Friday head to Game 7 of a playoff series for the third time in as many seasons after losing all of a 3-1 advantage against the Minnesota Wild.
The divisional playoff matchup between the Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild isn’t over yet, things being extended with Minnesota posting a 4-2 victory in Game 5.
Dave Rogowski has been involved in two successful challenges that have helped the Golden Knights grab a 3-1 lead over the Minnesota Wild in their NHL playoff series.
The veteran top-line forward for the Golden Knights has missed nine straight games, including the first three of a playoff series against Minnesota.
The Golden Knights lead the series 2-1 and have regained home-ice advantage because somewhere between the first and second periods Mark Stone and others had some words.
The Golden Knights have held Minnesota Wild rookie sensation Kirill Kaprizov to five shots and no points in the first two games of their NHL playoff series.
The Golden Knights were able even their best-of-seven divisional series against Minnesota with a 3-1 win at T-Mobile Arena.
It’s not as if a 1-0 overtime loss to open a best-of-seven series is the first time we have seen the Golden Knights struggle to score in the playoffs.
Golden Knights coach Pete DeBoer said it was an easy decision to start Marc-Andre Fleury, who stopped 29 of 30 shots but watched helplessly as his teammates missed shot after shot.
The Stanley Cup is so revered that the Hockey Hall of Fame appoints a man to guard it. His name is Phil Pritchard — the Keeper of the Cup.