The Golden Knights didn’t face elimination during their Stanley Cup championship run last season. They need a win Friday to stay alive in the first round.
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.
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