The past three years have been a roller coaster of emotions for the young Las Vegas Golden Knights. They’ve made playoff appearances in all four seasons and came three victories short of hoisting the Stanley Cup in their inaugural season, losing to Ovechkin and the Capitals, four games to one.
Aside from the Toronto Maple Leafs, no team had higher expectations entering the postseason than the Vegas Golden Knights. With perfect attendance in the playoffs and a very capable roster, the pressure continues to be on the Knights to succeed.
The Golden Knights are playing really good hockey as of late. Dom Lunardo shares three reasons why opposing teams should fear Vegas.
Welcome in to another edition of Ice Picks. A nice nine-gamer on tap for us tonight. The slate has been trimmed down here to three games, Boston and Tampa is also on my radar but isn’t featured. (We should have some exposure to that game too as they are arguably the best two teams in the East). Teams with the best match-ups are as follows: Vegas at home to the Senators, Calgary home to the Red Wings and the Rangers at the bottom feeders, the New Jersey Devils. Let’s go for a skate a make some Ice Picks.
New Jersey Devils’ star forward Taylor Hall has all but made his intentions clear to his team’s front office; he
Perhaps the biggest move of the day came just about an hour before the trade deadline passed at 3 p.m. ET. The trade resulted in the Las Vegas Golden Knights acquiring forward Mark Stone from the Ottawa Senators.
Clarke MacArthur’s power-play goal 6:30 into overtime ended the Boston Bruins’ season and sent the Ottawa Senators into the second round of
The past three years have been a roller coaster of emotions for the young Las Vegas Golden Knights. They’ve made playoff appearances in all four seasons and came three victories short of hoisting the Stanley Cup in their inaugural season, losing to Ovechkin and the Capitals, four games to one.
Aside from the Toronto Maple Leafs, no team had higher expectations entering the postseason than the Vegas Golden Knights. With perfect attendance in the playoffs and a very capable roster, the pressure continues to be on the Knights to succeed.
The Golden Knights are playing really good hockey as of late. Dom Lunardo shares three reasons why opposing teams should fear Vegas.
Welcome in to another edition of Ice Picks. A nice nine-gamer on tap for us tonight. The slate has been trimmed down here to three games, Boston and Tampa is also on my radar but isn’t featured. (We should have some exposure to that game too as they are arguably the best two teams in the East). Teams with the best match-ups are as follows: Vegas at home to the Senators, Calgary home to the Red Wings and the Rangers at the bottom feeders, the New Jersey Devils. Let’s go for a skate a make some Ice Picks.
New Jersey Devils’ star forward Taylor Hall has all but made his intentions clear to his team’s front office; he has little intention of signing
Perhaps the biggest move of the day came just about an hour before the trade deadline passed at 3 p.m. ET. The trade resulted in the Las Vegas Golden Knights acquiring forward Mark Stone from the Ottawa Senators.
Clarke MacArthur’s power-play goal 6:30 into overtime ended the Boston Bruins’ season and sent the Ottawa Senators into the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs. The
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