Knights match accomplishment of old St. Louis Blues
 
Knights match accomplishment of old St. Louis Blues

The Godlen Knights have become the first NHL expansion team in 50 years to advance to the Stanley Cup Final. The last to do it were the the 1967-68 St. Louis Blues, one of six new teams that season as the league doubled in size. The new teams played in the same division, and one was guaranteed of making the final. Both the old Blues and Knights featured great goaltending — St.Louis had Glenn Hall; Vegas has Marc-Andre Fleury. There were other similarities between the teams, such as leading scorers who were only role players with their old teams. The Knights will face either the Washington Capitals or the Tampa Bay Lightning in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final.

Golden Knights’ Fleury tickles Wheeler’s ear during Game 3 scrum
 
Golden Knights’ Fleury tickles Wheeler’s ear during Game 3 scrum

Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury tickled Jets’ Blake Wheeler during a scrum in Game 3. The scrum occured behind Vegas’ net with 2:34 left in the second period of the Golden Knights’ 4-2 victory over Winnipeg on Wednesday night Wheeler, whose helmet was off and had his back to the goalie, somehow seemed unfazed. The Golden Knights lead the Western Conference final series 2-1, and host Game 4 on Friday night.

Golden Knights talk about Game 2 win
 
Golden Knights talk about Game 2 win

Jonathan Marchessault, Marc-Andre Fleury and James Neal talk about the team’s 3-1 win in Winnipeg

Knights’ fever grips Las Vegas
 
Knights’ fever grips Las Vegas

Golden Knights fever is gripping Las Vegas as the second round of the NHL playoffs continue. Longtime observers of the local sports scene are comparing to the team’s popularity to that of the UNLV basketball team during its heyday. It has been 27 years since UNLV last played in the Final Four. Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury was only 5 years old when the Rebels beat Duke to win the 1990 national championship. “You’d go to the bank, and everybody would ask how the Rebels were going to do against Oklahoma, against LSU. I think what is happening (with the Knights) is similar. The most important part is that it is uniting the community like UNLV basketball did.”

Golden Misfits?
 
Golden Misfits?

Vegas Golden Knights players discuss the popular new theme of the Golden Misfits.

Golden Misfits?
 
Golden Misfits?

Vegas Golden Knights players discuss the popular new theme of the Golden Misfits.

Golden Edge: Knights Shutout Sharks In First Game
 
Golden Edge: Knights Shutout Sharks In First Game

Golden Edge host Bryan Salmond and Golden Edge beat reporters Steve Carp and David Schoen go over the Knights shutout win against the Sharks.

What to watch in the Golden Knights-Sharks series
 
What to watch in the Golden Knights-Sharks series

1. Shake off the rust. The last time the Knights played, people were still filing their income tax returns. And the Sharks have been off since April 18. 2. Puck stops here. Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury and counterpart Martin Jones of San Jose each posted a save percentage better than .970 in the opening round. 3. Kill joy. The Knights faced the league’s best penalty-killing unit (Los Angeles) in the opening round of the playoffs. They get the No. 2 short-handed team (San Jose) in the semifinals. 4. Fourth dimension. Both teams’ fourth lines played pivotal roles in the opening round. 5. Fear the beard. Sharks defenseman Brent Burns, who played Game 4 against the Ducks after he missed the final 10 minutes of Game 3, practiced this week and is expected to be ready for the series opener.

Knights talk playoffs, Karlsson on his game-winning goal
 
Knights talk playoffs, Karlsson on his game-winning goal

Marc-Andre Fleury, Alex Tuch, Jonathan Marchessault and William Karlsson spoke with media on clinching the Pacific Division title, their season at home, what to look forward to in the playoffs and Karlsson broke down his game-winning goal.

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