Two of the hottest teams in the Western Conference meet Thursday when the Golden Knights host the Winnipeg Jets at T-Mobile Arena.
David Schoen
Reporter: Sports Betting
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David Schoen covers sports betting for the Review-Journal. He has previously covered the Vegas Golden Knights for the RJ. Prior to arriving at the RJ in 2008, the Southern California native was a reporter and editor at the Oakland (Calif.) Tribune and Wisconsin State Journal. A University of Wisconsin graduate, he enjoys golf, Arsenal Football Club, and Ed Hochuli's lengthy penalty explanations.
Golden Knights right wing Ryan Reaves was voted the third-best trash-talker in this year’s NHL Players’ Association poll that was released Wednesday.
The Golden Knights have won three straight games and showed during that four-day stretch they can adapt to any style.
The Golden Knights can prevent San Jose from clinching a playoff berth when they face the Sharks on Monday at SAP Center.
Jonathan Marchessault scored twice, and the Golden Knights earned their 40th victory by downing the Edmonton Oilers 6-3 on Sunday at T-Mobile Arena.
Goaltender Malcolm Subban will start in place of injured Marc-Andre Fleury on Sunday when the Golden Knights host the Edmonton Oilers at T-Mobile Arena. Subban (4-7-0, 3.13 goals-against average) has allowed five goals in each of his past two starts.
Ryan Reaves scored on a rebound 2:37 into the third period to help the Golden Knights snag a 2-1 victory over the Dallas Stars on Friday at American Airlines Center.
Valentin Zykov sat out his 14th straight game Friday when he was scratched against the Dallas Stars and isn’t likely to crack the Golden Knights lineup anytime soon.
The Golden Knights return following a four-day break Friday and take on the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center.
It hasn’t always been pretty, but by keeping it simple the Golden Knights’ top line of William Karlsson, Jonathan Marchessault and Reilly Smith has been more effective in recent weeks.
The Golden Knights have been entrenched in third place in the Pacific Division for the past two months, making it safe for players to talk about the playoffs without jinxing their chances.
Sunday’s setback at Calgary continued a disturbing trend since the All-Star break after the Golden Knights allowed late goals in the first and second periods.
Calgary’s Mikael Backlund scored twice, as the Golden Knights had their six-game win streak halted with a 6-3 loss to the Flames on Sunday at Scotiabank Saddledome.
The Golden Knights are off Monday following back-to-back games against Vancouver and Calgary and do not play again until Friday at Dallas.
The Golden Knights look for their seventh consecutive victory Sunday when they take on the Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome.