Golden Knights' 5-goal second period was needed for offensive breakthrough
In the second period, Vegas scored five goals on 13 shots and put a franchise-tying 11 players on the score sheet in a 6-2 win over the Canadiens. It was the offensive breakthrough that the Golden Knights had been vying for for nearly two weeks.
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Golden Knights Announce Injury Update Regarding Mark StoneOver the weekend, the Vegas Golden Knights provided an update regarding the status of captain Mark Stone. On Friday ...
The Vegas Golden Knights announced on Friday that they have signed forward Brett Howden to a five-year contract extension.
Vegas Golden Knights head coach Bruce Cassidy provided a vague update on Mark Stone's injury, and Victor Olofsson has been ...
Stone (lower body) was designated for injured reserve Tuesday. Stone is still being classified by the team as day-to-day and has already missed more than a week of action, so he could still ...
The Vegas Golden Knights announced that defenseman Ben Hutton has been placed on long-term injured reserve and that captain ...
The Golden Knights have scored 72 goals, while allowing 60. That’s a plus-12. Ottawa has scored 57, while allowing 58 for ...
The Vegas Golden Knights have placed captain Mark Stone on the injured reserve and have placed defenseman Ben Hutton on the ...
Golden Knights survive late push from Senators for 1st win of road trip. Despite allowing two goals in the third period, the ...
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Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Nicolas Hague has been upgraded to a game-time decision tonight ahead of their matchup ...
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