The Vegas Golden Knights (13-6-8) blanked the New Jersey Devils (16-11-1), 3-0, on Friday at the Prudential Center.

The Vegas Golden Knights (12-6-8) beat the Chicago Blackhawks (11-10-5), 4-3, on Tuesday at T-Mobile Arena.

The Vegas Golden Knights (11-6-8) beat the San Jose Sharks (12-11-3), 4-3, on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena. Carl Lindbom made 18 saves for his first NHL win, while Tomas Hertl scored twice, and Mitch Marner had a goal and an assist to end a four-game losing streak.

The Vegas Golden Knights (10-6-8) were defeated by the Montreal Canadiens (13-7-3), 4-1, on Friday afternoon at T-Mobile Arena.

The Vegas Golden Knights (10-5-8) fell in a shootout, 4-3, to the Ottawa Senators (12-7-4) on Wednesday at T-Mobile Arena.

The Vegas Golden Knights (10-5-7) fell, 5-1, to the Utah Mammoth (12-8-3) on Monday at Delta Center.

Dan D’Uva and Dave Goucher chat with Director of Player Development Wil Nichol on Knight Time at Noon about Braeden Bowman’s Mark Stone–like qualities, the most rewarding part of his job tied to player success, and Trevor Connelly’s return to the Henderson Silver Knights lineup.

Braeden Bowman, called up by the Golden Knights earlier in the week, reflects on his NHL debut, how he got word of his call-up, advice from Reilly Smith and the ways he aspires to be like Mark Stone.

Bruce Cassidy talks about Vegas's 1–0 win vs. Detroit, how to understand the offside challenge, how Noah Hanifin and Jeremy Lauzon affected the game, the thought process behind rearranging forwards, facing the Lightning, and his relationship with Tampa Bay head coach Jon Cooper.

Bruce Cassidy talks about Tomas Hertl's start, scoring first, the return of Noah Hanifin, scoring from the defense, choosing Brett Howden to play on the top line, and the scouting report for the matchup with Detroit.