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Brian McCormack's pregame interview with head coach Ryan Craig prior to the Golden Knights and Columbus Blue Jackets from Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio on Oct. 24, 2026.

Brian McCormack's pregame interview with forward Alexander Holtz prior to the Golden Knights and Columbus Blue Jackets from Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio on Oct. 24, 2026.

The Vegas Golden Knights (8-4-0) were defeated 6-2 by the St. Louis Blues (5-4-1) on Thursday night at Enterprise Center.  The Blues opened the scoring halfway through the first period on a rebound goal by Pavel Buchnevich before Justin Barron extended their lead to 2-0. In the second period, Brett Howden scored his fifth goal of the season off a rebound, assisted by Noah Hanifin and Alexander Holtz, but Mason McTavish responded less than three minutes later to make it 3-1. Jack Eichel cut the deficit to 3-2 five minutes into the third period, with Ivan Barbashev and Brayden McNabb assisting on a goal that banked in off a Blues defender’s skate. Jimmy Snuggerud restored St. Louis’ two-goal lead five minutes later, and Dylan Holloway scored twice later in the period.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with head coach Ryan Craig prior to the Golden Knights and St. Louis Blues from Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri on Oct. 22, 2026.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with forward Ivan Barbashev prior to the Golden Knights and St. Louis Blues from Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri on Oct. 22, 2026.

The Vegas Golden Knights (8-3-0) fell to the Tampa Bay Lightning (7-2-0) 6-2 on Tuesday night at T-Mobile Arena. Brandon Hagel opened the scoring with a power-play goal four minutes into the first period. Ivan Barbashev recorded his first goal of the season with 6:44 remaining, but John Carlson put Tampa Bay back ahead 48 seconds later. Mark Stone scored his second shorthanded goal of the season with 1:30 left, capitalizing on a Braeden Bowman interception to tie the game 2-2 after one period. Anthony Cirelli scored twice 3:25 apart in the second period to give Tampa Bay a two-goal lead, and Victor Hedman made it 5-2 with two minutes remaining in the frame. Nikita Kucherov added a goal five minutes into the third period as the Lightning secured a 6-2 victory.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with head coach Ryan Craig prior to the Golden Knights and Tampa Bay Lightning from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 20, 2026.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with defenseman Rasmus Andersson prior to the Golden Knights and Tampa Bay Lightning from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 20, 2026.

The Vegas Golden Knights (8-2-0) dominated the Pittsburgh Penguins (3-5-1) to the tune of a 6-2 decision on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena. The Golden Knights jumped out to an early lead Saturday, scoring three times in the first period to take control of the game. Rasmus Andersson opened the scoring just 66 seconds into the contest, with Jack Eichel and Mark Stone assisting. Noah Hanifin doubled the lead less than three minutes later, again with helpers from Eichel and Stone, before Stone added his fourth goal in two games late in the period. Stone recorded one goal and two assists in the opening frame, extending his point streak to three games with seven points (4G, 3A) over that span. Eichel and Stone also made franchise history as the first pair of Golden Knights to record multiple assists within the opening five minutes of a game. Eichel skated in his 700th career NHL game. Pittsburgh scored on the power play in the second period, but rookie Trevor Connelly responded less than two minutes later with an unassisted breakaway goal, his fourth of the season, to lead all NHL rookies. Connelly also recorded an assist on Stone’s first-period goal and now has seven points, including four goals, on the season. Shea Theodore added a one-timer for his second goal of the campaign, with assists from Brayden McNabb and William Karlsson, giving Vegas a 5-1 lead after two periods. Theodore finished with a plus-three rating, while Mitch Marner recorded two assists to extend his point streak to six games, totaling nine points (2G, 7A) during that stretch. The Penguins scored again in the third period, but Brett Howden sealed the victory with an unassisted empty-net goal, his fourth in his last six games. Adin Hill stopped 22 of 24 shots for a .917 save percentage, earning his fourth consecutive win to start the season. The Golden Knights have now scored 17 goals over their last three games and won four straight at home. Vegas has also scored 41 goals through its first 10 games for just the second time in franchise history, joining the 2024-25 team, which scored 47 over the same span. Stone is tied for the NHL lead in three-point periods this season.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with head coach Ryan Craig prior to the Golden Knights and Pittsburgh Penguins from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 17, 2026.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with defenseman Jeremy Lauzon prior to the Golden Knights and Pittsburgh Penguins from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 17, 2026.

The Vegas Golden Knights (7-2-0) defeated the Calgary Flames (1-7-0) by a 6-2 margin on Thursday at T-Mobile Arena with captain Mark Stone recording a natural hat trick in the third period. Brett Howden opened the scoring 26 seconds into the game off a pass from Mitch Marner, and Jack Eichel added a shorthanded breakaway goal in the first period. After Calgary cut the deficit to 2-1 in the second, Braeden Bowman restored Vegas’ two-goal lead with a power-play goal assisted by Ivan Barbashev. Mark Stone scored three times in the third period for his second career hat trick, leading Vegas to a 6-2 win. Matt Coronato scored on the power play for Calgary, while Carter Hart stopped 28 of 30 shots to earn his fourth victory with a .933 save percentage. Stone finished with three goals, Eichel tallied three points (1G, 2A), Barbashev recorded three assists, and Marner extended his multi-point streak against Calgary to six games, totaling 15 points (5G, 10A) during that span. Howden extended his point streak to three games with four points (2G, 2A). Eichel ranks second in the NHL in points and first in faceoff wins. Vegas leads the league with 35 goals, while Trevor Connelly is tied for second among rookies with five points. Stone is tied with William Karlsson for third in franchise history in multi-goal periods, and Stone and Eichel have combined on 114 goals, the fourth-most in franchise history.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with head coach Ryan Craig prior to the Golden Knights and Calgary Flames from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 15, 2026.

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with defenseman Dylan Coghlan prior to the Golden Knights and Calgary Flames from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 15, 2026.

The Vegas Golden Knights (6-2-0) handed the Nashville Predators (2-2-2) a 5-2 loss on Tuesday at Bridgestone Arena. After Ryan O’Reilly opened the scoring, Tomas Hertl and Jack Eichel scored in the first period to give Vegas a 2-1 lead. Adin Hill denied Jack Drury on a penalty shot to preserve the advantage. Adam Edstrom tied the game with a shorthanded goal in the second period. William Karlsson restored Vegas’ lead with 2:16 remaining in the frame, scoring his second goal in as many games off a pass from Mitch Marner.  Trevor Connelly extended the lead five minutes into the third period with his third goal of the season, while Brett Howden added another tally just 1:35 later to secure the victory.  Howden finished with a goal and an assist, while Rasmus Andersson recorded two assists and points in back-to-back games. Jack Eichel’s first-period goal gave him 13 points (4G, 9A), tying him for the league lead, while Connelly tied for the rookie league lead with three goals. Dylan Coghlan recorded his first point of the season on Connelly’s goal. Hill stopped 25 shots for a .926 save percentage, earning his third consecutive win. 12 Golden Knights recorded points in the victory, and Hill totaled 64 saves with a .901 save percentage over his three-game winning streak.