The NHL trade deadline is on Monday, Feb. 24 and it is unlikely the Golden Knights will be able to pull off a Mark Stone-sized trade this year. Golden Edge crew Cassie Soto, David Schoen and Ben Gotz discuss what the Golden Knights will have to do to create cap space, as well as discuss the likelihood of an AHL team coming to Las Vegas.
Golden Knights General Manager Kelly McCrimmon discusses the teams roster and key injuries ahead of Opening Day (Le’Andre Fox/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Golden Knights preseason tips off on Sunday, Sept. 15 and you know what that mean, it’s time to roll out the zamboni! Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a zamboni operator for the Golden Knights? Golden Edge host Cassie Soto finds out!
Review-Journal reporters Ben Gotz and David Schoen talk with Golden Knights president Kerry Bubolz about his experiences with LeBron James, the team’s new initiatives, a possible MLS expansion team and more.
A day after it was announced that Erik Haula had been traded to the Carolina Hurricanes, incoming President of Hockey Operations George McPhee spoke to the media discussing the move.
Day two of the 2019 Golden Knights Development Camp is in the books. Director of Player Development Wil Nichol says his staff is looking for the veterans of the camp to step up and be leaders to the younger guys, while at the same time doing their best to impress the coaching staff.
The Golden Knights drafted Mason Primeau in the 5th round of the 2019 NHL Draft. Primeau is no stranger to professional hockey, both his dad (Wayne Primeau) and his uncle (Keith Primeau) played in the NHL.
Golden Knights head coach Gerard Gallant and Golden Knights forward Jonathan Marchessault believe that an “awful call” by the officials cost them game 7.
Golden Knights forward Ryan Reaves says the fight between him and Sharks’ forward Evander Kane was nine years in the making. Spectators finally saw the two battle it out in game three of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Golden Knights forward Ryan Reaves says the fight between him and Sharks’ forward Evander Kane was nine years in the making. Spectators finally saw the two battle it out in game three of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
