Silver Knights forward Jermaine Loewen co-authored an illustrated children’s book during the offseason that centers around the themes of race and kindness.
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.
The Golden Knights saw the supply line to their offense taken away by the Colorado Avalanche in the opener of the two-game series. That needs to change on Saturday.
The Golden Knights have surrendered one first-period goal in their past eight games and have allowed the fewest goals in the league in the first period.
The Golden Knights allowed four goals in the second period and suffered their worst loss of the season Thursday night against the Colorado Avalanche.
The first-place Golden Knights will try to create a bit of breathing room when they face the streaking Colorado Avalanche in a two-game series starting Thursday.
Left wing Max Pacioretty skated on his own Wednesday and was expected to join the Golden Knights on their trip to Colorado to play the Avalanche, coach Pete DeBoer said.
Mark Stone scored twice in the third, including the go-ahead goal 1:20 into the period, and Keegan Kolesar added his first career NHL goal in the Golden Knights’ win.
The Golden Knights’ fourth line has started to contribute more offensively after failing to produce for a long stretch during the first half of the season.
Golden Knights left wing Max Pacioretty missed Sunday’s game against Los Angeles with a lower-body injury, the team said.
Golden Knights goaltender Robin Lehner noted the lack of practice time makes it tougher to regain his timing and adjust to facing NHL shooters again.
Goalie Robin Lehner turned in a strong effort in his first appearance since Feb. 7, backstopping the Golden Knights to a victory Friday night at the Los Angeles Kings.
Team president Kerry Bubolz said the Golden Knights are unable to increase attendance to the maximum 50 percent capacity allowed because of social distancing requirements.
General manager Kelly McCrimmon said the Golden Knights like the roster they’ve built, but added that the salary cap would be an issue if they wanted to make any trades.
The Golden Knights scored four times in the third period and rallied for a victory over the San Jose Sharks on Wednesday at T-Mobile Arena.
Goalie Robin Lehner was activated from long-term injured reserve Tuesday. He last played Feb. 7 and was a late scratch from his start Feb. 11 with an upper-body injury.