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Recap: The Golden Knights were hoping to build off their last win with a victory over the incoming Chicago Blackhawks. Vegas struck first on the power play off Pavel Dorofeyev’s 33rd goal of the season. Minutes later, the Golden Knights scored two goals in a matter of 25 seconds. Rasmus Andersson notched his 12th goal of the season and Keegan Kolesar recorded his 10th.

Dorofoeyev scored his second PP goal of the game deep into the middle frame to give his club a commanding 4-0 advantage.

Both teams spent most of the 3rd period attempting to kill each other. Neither succeeded.

The Golden Knights record improves to 31-22-14 defeating the Blackhawks 4-0 at T-Mobile Arena. Next, Vegas will welcome the red-hot Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday night. Puck drop against the Sabres is scheduled for 7 PM. (Recap by Jason)

Analysis: For the first time in a while, VGK had a truly awful opponent on the schedule and they did exactly what you are supposed to do with them. VGK wasted no time in opening the scoring and then kept pouring it on. The health of the roster being in the best place it’s been has offered depth allowing the Golden Knights to stick it too weaker teams and they did just that tonight. (Analysis by Ken)

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Ken’s Three VGK Stars

The Rasmus Staredown has arrived! pic.twitter.com/6KAG8DqbIF

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There's something VGK need to continue being good at. Puck got to the front on the PP and VGK's sticks won the battle setting up for a tap-in for Dorofeyev.

It's a PP goal so it's not quite the same, but winning those will go a long way moving forward if they can keep doing it.

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Welcome to Deadline.vegas!

The NHL Trade Deadline is at Noon Pacific time on March 6th, 2026.

This article will be dedicated to all pertinent news surrounding the Golden Knights and this year’s deadline. It will be updated as trades are announced.

Trades involving former Golden Knights

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Recap: After an extremely long stretch of continuous hockey, the Penguins found the game’s first goal. Vegas couldn’t find an answer before the end of the 1st period.

In the 2nd, many of VGK’s middle frame problems cropped up again, and it got even worse when they had to kill penalties. Pittsburgh scored three times including two on the power play and the Golden Knights headed to the locker room staring at a massive four-goal deficit.

It was not any better in the 3rd as the Golden Knights couldn’t break the shutout and allowed another goal late.

The Golden Knights record drops to 28-18-14, falling to the Penguins 5-0 in Pittsburgh. Next, Vegas will face the Sabres on Tuesday. Puck drop in Buffalo is scheduled for 4 PM. (Recap by Ken)

Analysis: The Golden Knights played the way they need to for about three minutes to open the game. It didn’t pay off with a goal and then they went back to the same problems they’ve had early in a lot of games this year. The difference today was that the pushback just never came. The biggest concern though is for Mark Stone. If he’s seriously injured, there are some major concerns. (Analysis by Ken)

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Ken’s Three VGK Stars

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Adin Hill has not been at his best today. No question about it. He's been bad.

But, if you think trading the goalie is going to help, you might want to take a quick peek at the number next to VGK's logo on the scoreboard. Nothing else matters if that number is what it currently…

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Team USA are gold medalists in men’s and women’s hockey, both defeating Canada. We re-live some of the best moments as well as dig into VGK’s involvement in the tournament. Hosted by Ken Boehlke and Jason Pothier.

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The NHL is on break as the best players in the world head over to Milan for the Olympic Games. Still plenty of VGK discussion to be had, though. Hosted by Ken Boehlke and Jason Pothier.

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Recap: The Golden Knights were looking to go into the Olympic break on a winning streak by beating the incoming LA Kings. Team USA’s Jack Eichel opened the scoring early in the opening period with his 21st goal this season. Team Canada’s Mark Stone followed up with his 21st goal as well. Pavel Dorofeyev continued the scoring surge on the power play and Team Canada’s Mitch Marner scored seconds later. LA recorded a goal with under five minutes left in the opening 20 minutes.

Each team traded chances in the middle frame but neither team found the back of the net. After 40 minutes, the Golden Knights held a 4-1 advantage.

The game slowed down in the final 20 minutes with neither team scoring another goal.

The Golden Knights record improves to 27-16-14 defeating the Kings 4-1 at T-Mobile Arena.

Vegas and the rest of the NHL will pause play for the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Games. The Golden Knights will return to action on February 25th in Los Angeles. Puck drop against the Kings is scheduled for 7 PM. (Recap by Jason)

Analysis: A five-minute spurt of dominance carried the day for the Golden Knights in the final game before the break. Was nice to see VGK have the early flurry rather than giving it up. Hill had a really nice middle period which erased a below average defensive period, but overall the Golden Knights did what they needed to make the big early lead stick. (Analysis by Ken)

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Ken’s Three VGK Stars

That was Adin Hill's best period in the net since he's returned from the injury.

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4 goals on 6 shots for VGK to open this game!

Cancel the Olympic break please, this team needs more games.

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Love the pop for Team USA at the VGK Olympians announcement. pic.twitter.com/o0PmfWsmgP

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Recap: The Golden Knights were hoping to bounce back at home with a victory over the Seattle Kraken. Seattle struck first and later added a second goal later in the opening period. After 20 minutes the visitors held a 2-0 advantage.

Ivan Barbashev cut the Kraken’s lead in half off a nice feed from Jack Eichel. With time winding down in the frame, Mitch Marner tied the game with his 14th goal of the season.

Seattle quickly scored into the 3rd period to take a 3-2 edge. Vegas failed to the game in the third and lost the Kraken by one.

The Golden Knights’ record drops to 25-15-14 falling to the Kraken 3-2 at T-Mobile Arena. Next up, Vegas will travel to Anaheim tomorrow for a one-game road trip. Puck drop against the Ducks is scheduled for 6:30 PM. (Recap by Jason)

Analysis: Another game, another early deficit, another recovery. This time it happened earlier than normal though and into 2nd intermission it was already tied. Like clockwork, this year’s VGK have struggled to take hold of games that are even. They allowed a 3rd period goal and then the push was too little too late, even though it looked good once again. Falling behind is costly over large samples and that price came due tonight. (Analysis by Ken)

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Ken’s Three VGK Stars

Cassidy took Stone off Eichel's line and #9 decided, alright, I'll do it all myself.

He's been awesome in the 2nd.

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Bad news: Kraken have taken the lead

Good news: VGK are allowed to be good again, as they are now losing

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Frustrated crowd at T-Mobile Arena. VGK down by 2 and content to run out the last 10 seconds of the period.

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Recap: The Golden Knights were looking to end their road trip off with a victory in Montreal. Vegas goal leader, Pavel Dorofeyev, gave Vegas the first lead of the game with his 23rd goal of the season. After the opening 20 minutes the Golden Knights held a 1-0 edge.

Montreal tied the game quickly into the middle frame. The two teams traded chances, but each goaltenders were sharp in net. Eventually, the Canadiens took a 2-1 lead into the 2nd intermission.

Vegas had several power play chances but failed to convert on any of them. With under five minutes remaining in the game, Dorofeyev recorded his second goal of the contest to even the score 2-2. The game ended tied in regulation and was forced to be finalized in overtime.

The Canadiens began overtime on the power play, but the Golden Knights were able to kill it off. Later on 4-on-4 Montreal scored the game-winning goal.

The Golden Knights’ record drops to 25-14-13 falling to the Canadiens 3-2 in OT. Next up, Vegas returns home for a date with the Dallas Stars on Thursday. Puck drop is scheduled for 7 PM. (Recap by Jason)

Analysis: When the game was at a slower pace, the Golden Knights looked more in control. Once it sped up, Montreal started to look like the more dangerous team. Both teams struggled on special teams and they each needed a high-tip to beat a pair of goaltenders that played really well. VGK’s best moments were once again when chasing a lead late. (Analysis by Ken)

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Ken’s Three VGK Stars

Akira Schmid. Take a bow. Unbelievable!

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When nothing else works, send the puck out to the point and pray someone gets a stick on it.

Perfect tip by Dorofeyev and VGK have tied yet another game late in the 3rd.

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VGK's reloads getting back above the puck have been elite to start this 3rd period.

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The Golden Knights have acquired defenseman Rasmus Andersson from the Flames. We talk about the fallout from the trade and how it changes the makeup of the team. Hosted by Ken Boehlke and Jason Pothier.

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According to multiple reports, first reported by TSN’s Darren Dreger, the Golden Knights have acquired defenseman Rasmus Andersson in exchange for Zach Whitecloud, 2027 1st round pick, 2028 2nd round pick (which turns into a 1st round pick if VGK win the 2026 Stanley Cup), and prospect Abram Wiebe. 50% of Andersson’s salary is being retained by the Flames.

Andersson is a pending free agent and the deal reportedly does not include a contract extension at this time.

Grade the trade for the Golden Knights

VGK get
Rasmus Andersson (50% retained)

CGY
Zach Whitecloud
2027 1st Round Pick
2027 2nd Round Pick (1st if Cup)
Abram Weibe (2021 7th Round Pick)

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Updated list of VGK 1st round picks

2028 – OWNED (conditionally to CGY)
2027 – to CGY
2026 – to CGY
2025 – to SJS
2024 – OWNED (Trevor Connelly)
2023 – to SJS
2022 – to BUF
2021 – to STL
2020 – to NYR
2019 – to BUF
2018 – to DET
2017 – to OTT
2017 – to MTL
2017 – to NSH

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Rasmus Andersson, acquired by VGK, is an offensive defenceman who can carry the puck up-ice and defend the net-front. Tools are good, production is good, underlying numbers haven't been so great. Has in past struggled defending the rush and making clean plays out of the zone. pic.twitter.com/oAWS4EElNv

— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) January 18, 2026

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