The Golden Knights signed one of their trade-deadline acquisitions to a five-year contract extension Wednesday.
Ben Gotz
Former Assistant Sports Editor
The Golden Knights traded right wing Reilly Smith to the Pittsburgh Penguins for a 2024 third-round pick. He was one of six original Knights on the Stanley Cup-winning team.
The Golden Knights signed defenseman Brayden Pachal to a two-year extension Wednesday, keeping the Silver Knights captain in the organization.
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The Knights will return to action at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10 against the Seattle Kraken, closing out the NHL’s season-opening tripleheader on ESPN with a banner-raising ceremony.
The Golden Knights didn’t win any additional hardware Monday at the NHL awards show in Nashville, Tennessee, but they showed off the Stanley Cup on the stage.
Longtime Golden Knights assistant Ryan Craig was named head coach of the Silver Knights on Monday, almost two weeks after helping the organization win the Stanley Cup.
The Golden Knights face some key questions in net this offseason, with goaltenders Adin Hill, Laurent Brossoit and Jonathan Quick set to be free agents.
The Golden Knights will have four games at T-Mobile Arena during the 2023 preseason and three on the road, the team announced Thursday.
The Golden Knights will have to decide which free agents they want to retain and how their goaltender situation will shake out this summer after winning the Stanley Cup.
Golden Knights coach Bruce Cassidy started a “back to back” chant at Saturday’s parade. What will it take for that to come true?
The Golden Knights had a lot of fun at their Stanley Cup championship parade Saturday. No one was likely having more fun than center William Karlsson.
The Golden Knights will never forget the sacrifices their parents, significant others and so many other people in their lives made to get them to the top of the hockey world.
The Golden Knights have made yet another stop with the Stanley Cup, this time staying overnight at owner Bill Foley’s Montana ranch.