The Golden Knights have been close in several of their recent losses. They believe not being able to slow down their opponent’s momentum has cost them.
Danny Webster
Golden Knights Reporter
Email: dwebster@reviewjournal.com
Phone: 702-830-2594
Danny Webster has covered the Vegas Golden Knights since their inception, and joined the Review-Journal in March 2024 to continue telling the story of the 2023 Stanley Cup champions.
Danny previously covered the Golden Knights for NHL.com and the Las Vegas Sun, and also covered the Las Vegas Aces' championship runs in 2022 and 2023.
A Las Vegas native, Danny earned his bachelor's degree in journalism and media studies from UNLV in 2015. He was on The Rebel Yell's editorial team for four years as a copy editor, sports editor and managing editor.
The Golden Knights finished an 0-3 road trip with a loss to the last-place Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday, their fifth defeat in their past six games.
The Golden Knights lost a lead and couldn’t find the equalizer late in a road loss to the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday. The Knights play again Saturday.
The Golden Knights, who have lost three of their last four games, will try to bounce back when they face the Carolina Hurricanes on the road Friday.
The Golden Knights have hit a slump after winning 17 of their previous 21 games, but they’re encouraged that the losses haven’t been bad ones — for the most part.
A Golden Knights forward scored three times, but they couldn’t climb out of a big deficit against Nashville and former Knight Jonathan Marchessault on Tuesday.
The Golden Knights will face Jonathan Marchessault for the first time as an opponent when they visit the Nashville Predators on Tuesday.
Pavel Dorofeyev stepped up for the Golden Knights on Sunday with leading scorer Jack Eichel out against the Minnesota Wild with an illness.
The Golden Knights fell to the New York Rangers on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena and have now lost consecutive games for the first time since Nov. 20.
Goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury will likely make his final appearance at T-Mobile Arena on Sunday when the Minnesota Wild face the Golden Knights.
The Golden Knights could have leading goal scorer Ivan Barbashev back in the lineup Saturday against the New York Rangers after he missed the past 10 games.
The Golden Knights lost to the New York Islanders on Thursday at T-Mobile Arena in only their second shutout defeat at home this season.
The Las Vegas Lights, coming off the best season in franchise history, will have a new coach leading them in the 2025 USL Championship campaign.
The Vegas Thrill will open their second season in the Pro Volleyball Federation on Friday at Lee’s Family Forum by playing the Grand Rapids Rise.
The Golden Knights brought in Tanner Pearson on a professional tryout agreement in training camp. He’s played so well he’s now on the team’s top line.