The Golden Knights haven’t in their short existence named a captain, but it was Deryk Engelland who represented them most these past three years.
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If the Knights don’t continue to contend for the foreseeable future, it won’t be for a lack of trying. Their latest signing: Alex Pietrangelo for seven years and $61.6 million.
Should the Golden Knights move on from Marc-Andre Fleury, they can’t expect to win any sort of public perception battle. Fleury and agent Allan Walsh are making sure of that.
The Golden Knights are back home not for a lack of coaching but because those on the ice who are paid handsomely to produce didn’t in the Western Conference Final.
Robin Lehner recorded three shutouts for the Golden Knights in a Western Conference semifinal series, the last being a 3-0 win over Vancouver in Game 7 on Friday.
Thatcher Demko, a 24-year-old from San Diego, got the playoff start in goal for Vancouver, leading the Canucks to a 2-1 victory against the Golden Knights
It shouldn’t be lost on anyone how appropriate it is the NHL will conclude its season in a Hub, given it has forever existed in a bubble.
Marc-Andre Fleury said he doesn’t want to be a distraction to the Golden Knights, but that’s exactly what he and his longtime agent became through a pointed tweet.
The Great Hub Goaltending Debate took another turn Saturday, when Marc-Andre Fleury was fantastic in leading the Golden Knights to a 2-1 victory over Chicago.
The Golden Knights did nothing Tuesday night to lessen what are significant odds they will advance from a Western Conference quarterfinal matchup with the Blackhawks.
No matter how much Gerard Gallant and management disagreed on how he ran the team, firing him after 49 games put a lot of pressure on the Golden Knights to win big now.
The owner of the Golden Knights and graduate of the U.S Military Academy offers his views on peaceful protests.
Heartstrings have no place here, meaning Golden Knights coach Pete DeBoer should start Robin Lehner over Marc-Andre Fleury in goal for the NHL playoffs.
Marc-Andre Fleury and the Golden Knights depart soon for a playoff hub in Edmonton as the NHL handles coronavirus hurdles better than other sports.
Las Vegas reportedly won’t be a hub city when the NHL returns to play and, given its recent surge of COVID-19 cases, had no business being considered at this point.