Here’s how the Golden Knights’ depth chart should look to start the season
The Golden Knights kept moving players around to different parts of the lineup all the way up until the bitter end of a seven-game playoff loss to the Dallas Stars last year. Don’t expect things to be much different early this season beginning with the October 9 season opener against the Colorado Avalanche at T-Mobile Arena.
Golden Knights 2024-25 preview: Projected roster, season outlook, playoff picture
On the blue line, Vegas looks very similar to last season, with Alec Martinez being their one notable departure. Alex Pietrangelo, Brayden McNabb, Shea Theodore, Nicolas Hague, Zach Whitecloud, and trade deadline addition Noah Hanifin all return. It's a well-rounded blue line that stacks up well against most other NHL defense groups.
No one expects the Golden Knights to be a bad hockey team. At 16-to-1, they have the ninth-best odds to win the Stanley ...
Noah Hanifin is at a point in his career where he’s ready to be a leader. The 27-year-old defenseman is going into his 10th ...
The Golden Knights will provide whatever tools are needed to compete for the Stanley Cup, but that also comes with the ...
This could be the season where Jack Eichel emerges as the face of the Golden Knights.
The NHL’s best blue lines have gotten worse and many of last year’s below-average defensive units have significantly improved ...
The shine is off the Golden Knights this season, in the eyes of oddsmakers. But bettors are still all over the Knights to win ...
The Vegas Golden Knights have placed Raphael Lavoie on waivers, 24 hours after claiming him from the Edmonton Oilers.
The puck drops on the 2024-25 NHL regular season Tuesday, October 8, with a tripleheader on ESPN featuring the St. Louis Blues at the Seattle Kraken, the Boston Bruins at the Stanley Cup champion ...
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