The Vegas Golden Knights (27-16-14) scored four goals in the first period on their way to a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings (23-19-14) on Thursday night at T-Mobile Arena.

Mark Stone led the way with a dominant first period, tallying a goal and two assists to record three points in a single period for a franchise-record fifth time. Stone also became the first player in Golden Knights history to reach 100 multi-point games. Jack Eichel added a goal and an assist for his ninth multi-point performance in the past calendar month, while also becoming the fastest player in franchise history to reach 200 assists (291 GP).

Adin Hill earned his 100th career NHL win with a strong performance in net, stopping 32 of 33 shots. Mitch Marner and Ivan Barbashev each extended their point streaks to five games, both totaling six points (4G, 2A) over that span. Pavel Dorofeyev and Stone also continued their scoring surge, each netting their 11th goal since the start of 2026, tied for the second-most goals in the NHL during that stretch.

Dan D’Uva’s extended pregame interview with head coach Bruce Cassidy ahead of the Golden Knights and Los Angeles Kings at T-Mobile Arena on Feb. 5, 2026, featuring answers not heard during the radio broadcast.

The Vegas Golden Knights (26-16-14) earned the 5-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks (18-33-6) on Wednesday night at T-Mobile Arena.

Ivan Barbashev continued his strong stretch, extending his goal streak to a career-best four games with the game-winning goal. Jack Eichel posted his 21st multi-point performance of the season and pushed his point streak to three games. In net, Akira Schmid stopped 21 of 23 shots for a .913 save percentage, highlighted by a full-extension glove save in the second period.

In franchise milestones, Mark Stone became just the second Golden Knight to record 50 multi-assist games, trailing only Shea Theodore (53). Eichel also logged his ninth 20-goal season, making him the eighth active American player to reach that mark. Pavel Dorofeyev became the second-fastest Golden Knight to score 80 goals (205 games), behind only Eichel (186). Additionally, Kai Uchacz made his NHL debut, becoming the third Golden Knight to do so this season, joining Carl Lindbom and Braeden Bowman.

Dan D’Uva’s extended pregame interview with head coach Bruce Cassidy ahead of the Golden Knights and Vancouver Canucks at T-Mobile Arena on Feb. 4, 2026, featuring answers not heard during the radio broadcast.

Chris Kreider scored two goals for the Anaheim Ducks (29-23-3) in a 4-3 win against the Vegas Golden Knights (25-16-14) at Honda Center on Sunday.

Ryan Poehling had a goal and an assist, Jacob Trouba had two assists, and Lukas Dostal made 27 saves for the Ducks, who had lost two in a row. Troy Terry, who had missed the previous 11 games because of an upper-body injury, also had two assists.

Mitch Marner, Ivan Barbashev and Tomas Hertl scored, Mark Stone had two assists, and Adin Hill made 19 saves for the Golden Knights, who have lost five in a row (0-3-2), including 3-2 against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday, and seven of their past eight (1-5-2).

Dan D’Uva’s pregame interview with head coach Bruce Cassidy ahead of the Golden Knights and Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center on Feb. 1, 2026.

The Vegas Golden Knights (25-15-14) were defeated by the Seattle Kraken (26-19-9), 3-2, on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena.

Seattle jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the opening period with goals from Eeli Tolvanen seven minutes in and Jared McCann on the power play later in the frame. Ivan Barbashev got Vegas on the board midway through the second period, then scored again on a backdoor feed from Jack Eichel to tie the game. With 12 seconds remaining in the second period, Mitch Marner buried a power-play goal from the slot to make it 2-2. Kaapo Kakko scored early in the third period to put Seattle back in front, and the Kraken held on from there.

Dan D’Uva’s extended pregame interview with head coach Bruce Cassidy ahead of the Golden Knights and Seattle Kraken at T-Mobile Arena on Jan. 31, 2026, featuring answers not heard during the radio broadcast.