Vegas Golden Knights
1st in Pacific · 4th in Western Conference
@ Kings
Wed, Feb 25 · 10:00 PM ET · TNT, TruTV, HBO MAX, Sportsnet East, Sportsnet Ontario, Sportsnet One, TVAS
1st in Pacific · 4th in Western Conference
@ Kings
Wed, Feb 25 · 10:00 PM ET · TNT, TruTV, HBO MAX, Sportsnet East, Sportsnet Ontario, Sportsnet One, TVAS
McNabb, Saad, and Bruins bench boss Cassidy hit the mics with fresh takes straight from the Olympic return. Locker room vets like these don't mince words after medal chases, and their soundbites reveal the raw edge on what's next for their squads. Teammates lean in when these voices fire up, setting the tone for the stretch run.
The Golden Knights bring Tanner Laczynski back from AHL Henderson, bolstering their lineup amid the post-Olympic grind. Vegas thrives on these timely recalls to maintain their desert dynasty edge. With the season's second half demanding depth, Laczynski steps into a high-stakes spotlight.
Dylan Coghlan gets the call from the minors, injecting fresh legs into an NHL roster hungry for depth. These elevations often spark unexpected runs, especially post-break when injuries lurk. Coghlan's promotion hints at a team eyeing every edge in the tight standings battle.
The NHL's long-awaited Olympic comeback grabs the spotlight as stars from all 32 teams light up Milano Cortina with standout shifts and clutch moments that echo back to club rinks. Players like Jack Eichel anchor top lines for Team USA while young guns such as Juraj Slafkovsky force defenses to game-plan around them, hinting at bigger roles waiting post-Games. Front offices buzz with how these international heroics reshape trade talks and playoff pushes as the league resumes this week.
The Vegas Golden Knights are 1st in the Pacific Division with a 27-16-14 record (68 points). Key injuries include Carter Hart (Lower Body, IR), Adin Hill (Lower Body, IR), Brayden McNabb (Upper Body, IR), and 3 others on IR/LTIR, totaling $20.57M on injured reserve.