LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The Golden Knights are back on the ice after the 4Nations Face-Off, where Mark Stone, Shea Theodore, Adin Hill and Bruce Cassidy brought home the gold for Team Canada.
On Saturday, the Vegas Golden Knights will go head-to-head against the Vancouver Canucks.
Ready to go tonight 💪#VegasBorn | @DriveToyota https://t.co/MQ2yxSswMa
— Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) February 22, 2025
The Golden Knights will also host Black History Knight and will highlight local Black-owned businesses and nonprofits. There will also be special guests from the Donna Street Community Center and the Urban Chamber of Commerce.
SECOND PERIOD
- 11:02 – Ivan Barbashev ties it. 1-1.
- 6:22 – Jake Debrusk opens the scoring. 1-0, Canucks
FIRST PERIOD
- The Golden Knights are outshooting the Canucks 13-5 after the first period, and couldn't capitalize on three power play opportunities
- Canucks goalie Kevin Lankinen has been the story this period. He is locked in after signing a 5-year contract extension with a $4.5M AAV yesterday
- Guy Gaudreau, who has been helping coach the Golden Knights at practice this past week, was recognized with his wife, Jane, tonight. They are the parents of late hockey players Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, who were killed in August while riding bikes the night before their sister Katie was set to be married
PREGAME
MORNING SKATE
LAST TIME OUT
The Golden Knights defeated the Boston Bruins, 4-3 on Feb. 8.
KEYS TO THE GAME
Vegas finished off strong before the 4 Nations Face-Off and want to continue a streak of wins through their strong chemistry, puck management and good vibes.
