Golden Knights

Half way there.

After a heartbreaking loss in Denver Wednesday night, The Golden Knights looked to rebound in a pivotal game three.

After a back-and-forth series, the Vegas Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild squared off in one of the most stressful and heart-pumping contests in all of sports: game seven.

Vegas able to bring the series back to even behind Fleury's 35-saves.

The hits get harder, the shots get tougher, and the saves get bigger. No other words can describe the intensity and heart-racing action that is playoff hockey.

In the first round of the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Vegas Golden Knights will face off against a team they have yet to face in postseason play: the Minnesota Wild.

Less than two hours before puck drop on Monday night, Frank Serevalli from TSN Sports announced that the Vegas Golden Knights would enter their matchup against the Colorado Avalanche with just 10 forwards and five defensemen.

The Vegas Golden Knights and St. Louis Blues finished off their season series Saturday night, in a preview of a potential first-round playoff match up.

Entering Friday night’s contest, the Vegas Golden Knights were able to open T-Mobile Arena to 7,567 fans. Fortunately for fans, they were playing the St. Louis Blues – a match up that almost always produces instant classics.

The game Wednesday night between the Vegas Golden Knights and Colorado Avalanche was slated as one of the most important games of the season for both teams.