Golden Knights Radio

Full Game Highs: Golden Knights Erase Three-Goal Third Period Deficit to Earn Point in Shootout Loss to Stars

The Vegas Golden Knights (25-14-14) stormed back from a three-goal third period deficit before falling to the Dallas Stars (31-14-9), 5-4, in a shootout on Thursday night at T-Mobile Arena. Vegas trailed 4-1 heading into the third period before mounting a late rally. Reilly Smith jump-started the comeback with a short-handed goal early in the final frame, followed by Ivan Barbashev’s tally from the high slot to pull the Golden Knights within one. Mitch Marner tied the game with a long-range wrist shot after Tomas Hertl won a faceoff to force overtime. Neither team scored in the extra session, and Jason Robertson opened the shootout scoring in the first round before Mikko Rantanen netted the game-winner in the third round to lift Dallas to the win.

Pregame Interview: Bruce Cassidy

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with head coach Bruce Cassidy ahead of the Golden Knights and Dallas Stars from T-Mobile Arena on Jan. 29, 2026.

Full Game Highlights: Vegas Earns Point in 3-2 Overtime Loss to Montreal

The Vegas Golden Knights (25-14-13) secured a point in a 3-2 overtime defeat to the Montreal Canadiens (29-17-7) on Tuesday at Bell Centre. Vegas pulled even at 2-2 late in the third period when Pavel Dorofeyev scored his second goal of the night, tipping in Ben Hutton’s point shot with three minutes remaining to force overtime. Vegas killed off a penalty to start the extra frame, but Jake Evans ended it with the game-winning goal for Montreal (3:58). Cole Caufield scored in the second period and continued his strong stretch, extending his goal streak to six games and reaching the 30-goal mark for the second straight season.

Pregame Interview: Rasmus Andersson

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with recently acquired defenseman Rasmus Andersson ahead of the Golden Knights and Montreal Canadiens from Bell Centre in Montreal on Jan. 27, 2026.

Full Game Highs: Vegas Defeated by Ottawa, 7-1

The Vegas Golden Knights (25-14-12) were defeated by the Ottawa Senators (24-21-7), 7-1, on Sunday at Canadian Tire Centre. Rasmus Andersson recorded his first goal as a Golden Knight in the third period. Stephen Halliday posted three points (2G, 1A) and Dylan Cozens scored twice for Ottawa. Fabian Zetterlund also scored, Brady Tkachuk recorded three assists, and Mads Søgaard, called up from the Belleville Senators (AHL) on Saturday, made 19 saves for his first win of the season as Ottawa snapped a stretch of four losses in five games (1-2-2).