VGK had no pulse in Sunday's loss in Pittsburgh. The Golden Knights gave up five goals including two on the power play in a 5-0 loss. We'd like to blame the goaltending, but there was no offense to speak of either. The Golden Knights gave up the first of three goals in the second period. Mark Stone, VGK's captain, was injured in what didn't look like much of a collision with Kris LeTang of the Pens. Stone didn't return and we feel he could have aggravated a previous injury. Adin Hill continued to struggle in net. He has the worst slot save percentage in the league. We also recap the loss in Washington, Friday to former Golden Knight Logan Thompson and the Caps 3-2. VGK fell behind 3-0 which drew the ire of Bruce Cassidy, who said everyone needs to step up. We also discuss Olympic Fatigue.

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VGK travels to D.C. and Pittsburgh this weekend. We are expect to see the return of all five Olympians to the Golden Knights lineup. Jack Eichel and Noah Hanifin were seen skating in Washington yesterday. Mitch Marner, Mark Stone and Shea Theodore will be back after missing Wednesday night's game in L.A. VGK sent Tanner Laczynski, Dylan Coghlan and Kai Uchaiz back to the Silver Knights. VGK could face former goalie Logan Thompson and the Capitals. Thompson now has 20 wins for a fourth consecutive season. We could also see the return of Olympian Tom Wilson in D.C. The Capitals are four points back of a playoff spot. Sunday's game against the improved Penguins should be a test for VGK. The Pens are in second place in their division. They are bidding to make it into the playoffs for the first time in four years. Sidney Crosby remains out for the next month after an MCL injury sustained in Milan. We also have our WTF segment.

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Playing with mostly reserves in the lineup, VGK had a five-goal outburst in the third period enroute to a 6-4 victory in L.A. against the Kings. The Golden Knights played without Jack Eichel, Noah Hanifin, Mitch Marner, Shea Theodore and Mark Stone - a bulk of their scoring - as they recover from Olympic fatigue. It was a total team effort for VGK. Pavel Dorofeyev scored twice and complimentary scoring came from unlikely sources such as Branden Saad, Colton Sissons and Reilly Smith. The Golden Knights played a more aggressive offensive game and didn't allow odd-man rushes. We discuss whether the depth scoring will be here to stay. Tanner Laczynski had three assists for VGK in the game and could earn more playing time in a reserve role. We also discuss Pavel Dorofeyev's contributions and what makes him so lethal on the power play - now the franchise season record holder with 15 goals on the man advantage.

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