Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner criticized the NHL and NHL Players’ Association for their approach to vaccinations, COVID restrictions and players’ mental health.
Ben Gotz
Former Assistant Sports Editor
The Golden Knights were built to win the Stanley Cup, not just make the playoffs. And with 11 games left, here are five things to watch as they prepare for a postseason run.
The Golden Knights needed two power-play goals to erase their deficit against the San Jose Sharks on Monday. To no one’s surprise, their captain came to their rescue.
Golden Knights defenseman Alex Pietrangelo joined the Review-Journal’s Golden Edge podcast to discuss his adjustment to Las Vegas and much more over the weekend.
Nicolas Roy had a goal and an assist in the Golden Knights’ win over the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday, giving him four goals and eight points in his last nine games.
The Golden Knights have been chasing the Colorado Avalanche in the West Division for the past two weeks. They now have a chance to overtake them.
Golden Knights prospect Jack Dugan is one of the best passers in the American Hockey League. But the Silver Knights want him to do it a little bit less.
William Karlsson has been a thorn in the side of the Anaheim Ducks, who drafted him in 2011, ever since joining the Golden Knights.
Center Tomas Nosek, right wing Alex Tuch and left wing Mattias Janmark, making his Golden Knights debut, were on the ice for three goals in a win over the Los Angeles Kings.
Las Vegas was recently named one of several expansion possibilities by Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber.
The Golden Knights acquired forward Mattias Janmark from the Chicago Blackhawks before Monday’s trade deadline. Here’s what you need to know about the 28-year-old.
Golden Knights left wing Max Pacioretty is a special goal scorer. He showed why Monday on the play in which he scored the 300th NHL goal of his career.
The Arizona Coyotes didn’t like the hit that right wing Ryan Reaves delivered to defenseman Jordan Gross, but Golden Knights coach Pete DeBoer defended the play.
The Golden Knights dynamic penalty killing duo were at it again Friday against the Arizona Coyotes.
Defenseman Alec Martinez was a late scratch for Wednesday’s game at St. Louis, meaning the Golden Knights had to play with 17 skaters because of salary-cap restrictions.