For the second time in two games, the Golden Knights blew a two-goal lead in the last ten minutes of the third period. Early in the game, the Golden Knights looked like they would cause the jets to crash and burn, but ultimately they would only walk away with a single point on the game. Even worse, it looks like Alex Tuch has been re-injured, which could be a serious problem for a Vegas team looking get additional scoring from its third line.

Jack Manning and AJ Alexander break down every detail of this frustrating game in ten minutes or less.

The Golden Knights looked ready to get a winning streak going until they found themselves in yet another third-period collapse. Jack Manning and AJ Alexander are back to breaks down the entire game in the latest Post-Game Pokecheck in under ten minutes.

Vegas is finally back at full strength with the return of Nate Schmidt and Alex Tuch, who combined for a beautiful goal. Vegas controlled the play for large chunks of this game, out-shooting the Habs 35-30, but simply couldn’t make good off of a two goal lead late in the third period. This game was filled with highs and lows, and we hit them all in 10 minutes or less!

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Jack Dugan, top prospect for the Vegas Golden Knights is this week’s guest on the Golden Knights Watch Podcast. In this full-length episode, Jack Dugan discusses his future with the Golden Knights, shares stories from his draft day, and even gives some hints as to when he may turn pro.

Jack Dugan was drafted in the fifth round of the 2017 NHL entry draft, after he was passed over in his first year of draft eligibility. Three years later, he is showing the hockey world that he was drastically underrated. Dugan now leads the NCAA in scoring, with 14 points in just 6 games. This season follows a breakout freshman campaign in which Dugan notched 39 points in 41 games for the Providence College Friars. In his draft year, Jack Dugan named to USA’s World Junior-A Challenge roster, where he led the team to a Silver Medal, scoring 3 goals and an assist in 5 games.

Before the interview with Dugan, Jack Manning and AJ Alexander also discuss all of the latest news from the Golden Golden Knights, including the return of Alex Tuch, Nate Schmidt, and Malcolm Subban. The guys propose what lines they would ice for the next game and what to do about Cody Eakin, who remains pointless through 9 games. The guys also dissect the interview with Dugan, offering context and commentary that can only be found on the Golden Knights Watch.

The Golden Knights bounced back from their nightmare game against the Colorado Avalanche by dominating the Anaheim Ducks 5-2. Jack Manning apologizes for causing Friday’s loss and then breaks down the entire Sunday game in the latest Post-Game Pokecheck.

Vegas controlled the play for three straight periods, out-shooting the Ducks by a three to one margin. The Golden Knights looked like a completely different team– in part because Nicolas Roy made his Golden Knights debut and scored his first NHL goal.

This game was a treat to watch from start to finish and Jack Manning brings you all of the important details and does it in 10 minutes or less!

Vegas and Colorado faced off in a game that should've been a showcase of speed and talent in a possible playoff preview.

What ACTUALLY happened was another thing altogether, as the Avalanche lived up to their name in a contest that was never close, even from the jump, as the Golden Knights lost 6-1.

Were there ANY silver linings or bright spots to be had? AJ Alexander goes over every painful detail -- and as usual does it in 10 minutes or less!

Marc-Andre Fleury was in prime form tonight on his way to 31 saves through OT, including two more stops in an exhilarating shootout, leading the Vegas Golden Knights to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Tuesday night -- the second game of a back-to-back, capping off a three game Eastern Time Zone road trip.

Jack Manning covers all the details in 10 minutes or less, including post-game audio from players and Coach Gerard Gallant!

It was a brutal game for just about everyone on the Vegas Golden Knights team with the exception of one particularly white-hot Reilly Smith. Yes, that includes Mark Stone -- who was uncharacteristically quiet versus the Philadelphia Flyers in what was not only a losing effort -- but a game most Golden Knights players and fans would like to forget. That said, there were some rare bright spots and broad-scope advantages to this game, and the GoldenKnightsWatch.com crew get into the nitty gritty -- and as usual -- do it in 10 minutes or less!

Marc-Andre Fleury became the only active goaltender to have an away win in every barn in the NHL as he shut out the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Golden Knights 3-0 win. Cody Glass continued his quest for the Calder Trophy as he put up yet another powerplay assist off a no-look pass to Paul Stastny. Finally, Jake Bischoff made his NHL debut and looked like a veteran. We break the entire game down in under ten minutes!

The Golden Knights Watch Podcast is back in the studio with another full-length episode. This week, we are glad to be joined by our guest, Ryan “The Hockey Guy” Wallis, the co-host of the Vegas Golden Knights Insider Show on 98.9 FM and the co-host of the Rink Rats Podcast with Jesse Granger.

We dive into The Hockey Guy’s origin story, including his roots as a hockey boy growing up in Southern California as a Los Angeles Kings fan, his unexpected career as an on-air personality, and how he ultimately became the co-host of two of the most prominent Golden Knights shows in Las Vegas.

Of course, we also roll up our sleeves and discuss all of the latest events with the Golden Knights, including the suspension (and possible dismissal) of Valentin Zykov, what Ryan would do if he were the Golden Knights’ general manager, and how the lineup will shake out once Nate Schmidt and Alex Tuch return from injury.

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The Vegas Golden Knights beat the Ottawa Senators 3-2 off the stick of Jonathan Marchessault in a shootout! As always, we break the entire game down in ten minutes or less, using only team-approved supplements.