One of the most popular Golden Knights of all time was forced into action against them in a high-stakes Game 5 on Tuesday. The Knights prevailed.
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Golden Knights defenseman Brayden McNabb, an Original Misfit, is bringing his grit and physicality into his team’s series against the Minnesota Wild.
There was no panic Saturday from the Golden Knights, who rallied from a 2-1 third-period deficit to tie their best-of-seven series against the Minnesota Wild.
Jack Eichel, Mark Stone and Ivan Barbashev have combined for zero points in a series the Knights trail 2-1 against Minnesota heading into Game 4 on Saturday.
The Golden Knights benched their starting goaltender for the third period of Thursday’s game against the Minnesota Wild. Now Adin Hill needs to respond.
The Golden Knights, through their mistakes in Tuesday’s Game 2, have made their first-round matchup with the Minnesota Wild a series.
The Golden Knights are the betting favorite to lift the Stanley Cup at the Westgate SuperBook and have the talent to make another deep playoff run.
Golden Knights defenseman Shea Theodore, despite missing time with a broken wrist, may have just finished his best NHL season to date.
Geno Smith is an obvious upgrade for the Raiders at quarterback, but the team still has a lot of work to do to contend in the fierce AFC West.
One of the coaches in the men’s Final Four this season said he interviewed with UNLV during the school’s coaching search in 2021.
One of the starters on UNLV’s men’s basketball team has entered the transfer portal, becoming the sixth player on last season’s squad to do so.
New UNLV coach Dan Mullen conducted his first spring football practice Thursday and loved being around his players.
Nick Kurtz, the fourth overall pick by the Athletics in last year’s Major League Baseball draft, is beginning the 2025 season Friday with the Aviators.
Josh Pastner won the news conference Wednesday. Now, the question is whether the coach can restore the UNLV men’s basketball team to its winning ways.
New UNLV basketball coach Josh Pastner will need financial support from the university’s NIL collective if he wants to turn the program around.