One of the many events that will take place during NHL All-Star Weekend this February now has tickets on sale.
Ben Gotz
Former Assistant Sports Editor
Some of the Golden Knights top players were quiet Thursday, but it didn’t matter as the team won for the sixth time in seven games.
Max Pacioretty, Chandler Stephenson and Mark Stone are playing some of their best hockey as Golden Knights. Considering how good they’ve been before, that’s saying a lot.
There’s still a possibility the Knights marquee trade acquistion could represent Team USA at the upcoming Winter Olympics.
The beginning of this Golden Knights season has been unlike any the team has experienced. They weathered a lot of adversity to keep their heads above water.
Left wing Max Pacioretty got an assist on the Golden Knights’ tying goal and scored the game-winner against the Dallas Stars on Wednesday night at T-Mobile Arena.
The Golden Knights spent the early part of the season with a variety of absences up front because of injuries and the NHL’s COVID protocol. They’re finally getting healthy.
Left wing William Carrier couldn’t help but poke some fun at his former linemate Ryan Reaves after Sunday’s morning skate.
Goaltender Robin Lehner said Sunday he won’t play for Team Sweden at the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
William Karlsson and Nolan Patrick participated in the Knights’ morning skate before their game against the Calgary Flames.
The Golden Knights are first in the NHL with six short-handed goals and have three in their past two games entering Sunday’s matchup against the Calgary Flames.
Golden Knights center Jack Eichel has been cleared to do everything but take contact, according to an ESPN report. He had artificial disk replacement surgery in November.
The Anaheim Ducks scored four goals in the second period and defeated the Golden Knights for only the second time in 11 tries at home Wednesday night.
Adam Brooks is hoping to avoid playing for his fourth NHL team this season, which would make him only the fifth player to travel that unusual path.
Injuries, COVID-related absences and a blockbuster trade for center Jack Eichel have led to an eventful first 21 games for the Knights.