(Photo Credit: @GoldenKnights on X/Twitter) There are very few things in the world Mark Stone loves more than hockey. However, one of those things may be golf.
The Vegas Golden Knights arguably made the biggest offseason splash this summer by acquiring star forward Mitch Marner. The former Toronto Maple Leaf completed his first 100-point NHL season in 2024-25 and is expected to bring that high offensive production to Las Vegas for the next eight years.
The Vegas Golden Knights have been the talk of the NHL offseason following their acquisition of star Mitch Marner. Marner brings real star power to this already strong roster, giving the Golden Knights a good chance to contend next season.
The Vegas Golden Knights didn’t just bring hockey to Las Vegas. They turned it into a spectacle. From Day 1, the team has leaned into the city’s identity as a destination.
William Villeneuve was a draft pick of the Maple Leafs back in 2020, but now he's going viral after fans recognized an uncanny resemblance to Mitch Marner.
Hockey and sports in general can be broken down into moments. Some moments are bigger than others and chart the course of a franchise and an entire league.
When the Vegas Golden Knights hit the ice for the first time in 2017, their jerseys instantly turned heads. The matte steel-gray base, metallic gold accents, and modern helmet crest gave Vegas a look that was sharp, clean, and impossible to miss.
The Vegas Golden Knights knew they needed to make a big splash in 2025 NHL free agency after losing to the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
It’s time for another edition of NHL rumours. This is usually the quiet part of the hockey calendar. However, there is plenty of activity going on behind the scenes.
The Vegas Golden Knights have rarely relied on their farm system when it comes to finding impact players. While homegrown talents such as Pavel Dorofeyev and Kaedan Korczak have found success in Vegas, most of the team’s big-ticket players have come outside the organization.
Michael Amato of Sportsnet: The Vegas Golden Knights may still need to address their goaltending this offseason. Adin Hill is their starter, but their current backup is Akira Schmid.
The Vegas Golden Knights may still need to address their goaltending this offseason. Adin Hill is their starter, but their current backup is Akira Schmid.
Mitch Marner’s move from Toronto to Vegas isn’t just a blockbuster trade: it’s a full-blown identity shift. From the hockey crucible to the second-newest market, Marner finds himself at the center of a dramatic contrast: two cities, two cultures, and two very different ways of pursuing success.
This evening, the Henderson Silver Knights announced they have re-signed defenseman Artur Cholach. The deal is a one-year AHL deal for the 2025-26 season.
Bruce Cassidy is officially heading to the 2026 Winter Olympic Winter Games. On Monday, the Vegas Golden Knights head coach was named as an assistant coach for Team Canada for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games.
Pavel Dorofeyev made his mark with the Vegas Golden Knights last season. During the 2024-25 season, Dorofeyev lead the Golden Knights with 35 goals, including 13 on the power play.
Everyone has already started looking forward to what could be a stacked 2026 free agency class, but the Vegas Golden Knights are looking to make sure one of their key faces isn’t part of the conversation.
It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. We’re deep in the off-season, but the chatter never stops. The major free agents have signed, but there still might be some contract talks throughout the summer.
The Vegas Golden Knights have announced that they’ve signed forwards Cole Schwindt, Jonas Rondbjerg and Raphael Lavoie to one-year contracts. Schwindt is a winger who joined the Golden Knights when they claimed him off of waivers from the Calgary Flames before the start of the 2024-25 season.
Alex Pietrangelo has stepped away from the Vegas Golden Knights for health reasons and his return is uncertain. Vegas general manager Kelly McCrimmon said the physical roadblocks facing the 35-year-old defenseman involve reconstructive surgery to address worsening hip issues.
Veteran defenseman Alex Pietrangelo is stepping away from hockey to focus on his long-term health, the defenseman and the Vegas Golden Knights announced on Monday.