Review-Journal Golden Knights reporter Danny Webster reflects on his favorite stories from 2025, a year during which he also covered the Aces’ 4-game sweep in the WNBA Finals.
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The Golden Knights were drubbed over the first two periods in dropping a 5-2 decision to the Minnesota Wild.
The Golden Knights will face the Minnesota Wild on Monday for the first time since the Wild acquired former Norris Trophy winner Quinn Hughes in a blockbuster trade with the Vancouver Canucks.
The Golden Knights were unable to hold off the league-leading Colorado Avalanche and lost in a shootout Saturday at T-Mobile Arena.
The Golden Knights will hit the ground running after their Christmas break by hosting the NHL-leading Colorado Avalanche at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday.
The Golden Knights are fifth place in the NHL, despite a number of significant injuries, heading into the Christmas break.
After a bright start with Buffalo, former Golden Knights defenseman Colin Miller often has been the odd-man out on the Sabres’ blue line this season.
Golden Knights winger Alex Tuch has been mired in a monthlong scoring slump with four points in his past 17 games.
It will be the first All-Star Game appearance for the 31-year-old Pacioretty, who was always passed over during his time with Montreal.
David Schoen, the Review-Journal’s Golden Knights beat reporter, has been named the Nevada Sportswriter of the Year, the National Sports Media Association announced Monday.
The Golden Knights revealed their season-ticket prices for the 2020-21 season Monday, including an increase for five- and 10-year members for the first time.
The Golden Knights begin an eight-game road trip Tuesday and hope being away from home snaps them out of their recent funk.
The Golden Knights didn’t match the Columbus Blue Jackets intensity Saturday, and as a result they finished their season-long, seven-game homestand with a loss.
It wasn’t a disastrous start for the Golden Knights. It just wasn’t very good, an opening 20 minutes that was eventually followed by a 3-0 loss to end a seven-game homestand.
Columbus’ Elvis Merzlikins made 27 saves for his first career shutout, and the Golden Knights lost 3-0 on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena to close out their seven-game homestand.
The Pittsburgh Penguins arguably have had the worst injury luck in the NHL, but they’re still in line to extend their playoff streak to 14 years.
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The Golden Knights were drubbed over the first two periods in dropping a 5-2 decision to the Minnesota Wild.
The Golden Knights were unable to hold off the league-leading Colorado Avalanche and lost in a shootout Saturday at T-Mobile Arena.
Plagued by slow starts the past few games, the Golden Knights answered with a fast one of their own Tuesday and blasted the San Jose Sharks at T-Mobile Arena.
The Golden Knights moved on from some key players this past offseason. Here’s a look at how they’re doing, including Nicolas Roy and Nic Hague.
