The Vegas Golden Knights find themselves following an all-too-familiar script. They’ll fall behind early, chase the game, find a way to play themselves back in it only to ultimately lose. Saturday’s 3-2 loss to Seattle was just the latest in an exasperating series of squandering points at a time when going head-to-head against your division foes is so important.

Golden Knights coach Bruce Cassidy took the highly unusual step of conducting a video review with his players during the second intermission of Vegas' 5-4 shootout loss to the Dallas Stars. The Golden Knights gave up three goals in the second period on Thursday before rallying with three of their own in the third to force

Vegas has been a playoff team in seven of its eight seasons of play, including a pair of trips to the Stanley Cup® Final. In addition to their championship season of 2022-23, the Golden Knights also advanced to the Final in their first NHL season, 2017-18, where they faced the Washington Capitals.

The Vegas Golden Knights face the Montreal Canadiens Tuesday from Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec. Puck drop is set for 7 p.m. ET.

Marred in a slump that has seen them lose four of their past five games, the Vegas Golden Knights open a brief two-game homestand on Thursday against the Dallas Stars in Las Vegas.

The Golden Knights were announced Thursday as the Dallas Stars' opponent in the upcoming NHL Stadium Series game at the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium on Feb. 20, 2027. The Stars were announced as a 2027 Stadium Series host back in November. The event will mark the first hockey game to take place at AT&T Stadium.

The Dallas Stars and Vegas Golden Knights meet Thursday at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada. Puck drop is scheduled for 10 p.m. ET.

Rasmus Andersson reflects on his first home game in Vegas, the atmosphere at T-Mobile Arena, why he wanted to join the Golden Knights, and how Bruce Cassidy’s system fits his style.