Coach Bruce Cassidy, on the Golden Knights’ discipline against the Panthers: “Our guys are veteran enough that they can keep their cool and composure … Toughness isn’t about fighting.”
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Golden Knights fans, who never have forgiven the team for trading beloved goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, have warmed up to Adin Hill, who has been stellar in the NHL playoffs.
The Golden Knights, led by a terrific effort from goalie Adin Hill, beat the Florida Panthers on Saturday to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final.
The Golden Knights have made several moves over six seasons. Popular players have been shown the door, but management didn’t let the criticism that followed deter them.
Bruce Cassidy and his Golden Knights players have developed a bond over the course of the season and now are four victories from winning the Stanley Cup.
This year’s Golden Knights, unlike the 2018 expansion team, chose not to touch the Clarence S. Campbell Bowl for winning the Western Conference title.
The Dallas Stars were the more determined team in avoiding elimination with an overtime win over the Golden Knights on Thursday at American Airlines Center.
The Golden Knights lead the Dallas Stars 3-0 in the Western Conference Final, but a veteran group won’t allow coach Bruce Cassidy’s team to look ahead to the Stanley Cup Final.
The Golden Knights beat Dallas to go up 3-0 in the Western Conference Final, an edge that has been overcome just four times in the history of the NHL.
Golden Knights center Jack Eichel continued his stellar play, leading the team to an overtime win against the Dallas Stars and 2-0 lead in the Western Conference Final.
The Golden Knights received goals from three of their four lines in beating the Dallas Stars in overtime of Game 1 of the Western Conference Final on Friday.
Pete DeBoer leads the Dallas Stars into the Western Conference Final against the Golden Knights, the team that fired him after missing the playoffs for the first time.
Pressed into duty in Game 3, Golden Knights goaltender Adin Hill stopped 39 straight shots in a series-clinching win over the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday.
It conjured memories of Cody Eakin’s major penalty against San Jose in 2019, but this the time the Golden Knights survived to defeat the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5.
The game got physical Wednesday between the Golden Knights and Oilers, but it was Edmonton coming away with a victory to tie the best-of-seven series 2-2.
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