Golden Knights

Following their disastrous performance Sunday against the Los Angeles Kings, the Vegas Golden Knights immediately had to turn around and face off against the St. Louis Blues.

The 2021 National Hockey League Season has been a challenge for all 31 teams. After battling COVID-19 issues, the Vegas Golden Knights have finally made it to the half-way mark of the season. In this article, we will be taking a look at the good and what they need to improve on to win the Stanley Cup.

Since last year, the rivalry between the Vegas Golden Knights and the San Jose Sharks has not felt like the rivalry from the first two seasons.

3,500 large in T-Mobile were happy to see a Golden Knight victory against a bitter foe.

The previous five games between the Vegas Golden Knights and St. Louis Blues were back and forth contests that ended were settled after regulation. Tonight’s game did not pan out that way.

When the Vegas Golden Knights and St. Louis Blues get together, instant classics come out of their games. Friday Night’s match up proved no exception.

The Vegas Golden Knights completed a two game sweep over the Minnesota Wild Wednesday night, which leaves them in first place of the Honda West division.

Entering tonight's game between the Vegas Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild, it had been 363 days since the VGK had played in front of their home crowd.

Following their loss to the Avalanche at Lake Tahoe, Golden Knights head coach Peter DeBoer said he wanted his team to improve on their final two periods of the game.

The setting on Lake Tahoe for the game between the Vegas Golden Knights and Colorado Avalanche was a sight to behold. However, thanks to the elements, it took over 10 hours for the game to be completed.

Nazem Kadri's game-winning goal in the final minute of play carries Avalanche to victory.

Through the first part of the 2021 regular season, critics of the Vegas Golden Knights had said they had played a “soft schedule” and did not possess the ability to play with the "big boys”.