With the Golden Knights coming off two losses we dive into the goalie’s impact on them, other players stepping up, VGK’s lack of dominance against the Pacific, and much more. As always, the show airs live at 7 PM every Wednesday (or Thursday when VGK play on Wednesday).
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VGK to win Pacific Division
-200 (1st)
VGK to win Western Conference
+400 (2nd)
VGK to win Stanley Cup
+900 (T-3rd)
Head Coach Bruce Cassidy announced the following players have returned to Vegas and will be unavailable Saturday:
Reilly Smith (injury)
Logan Thompson (injury)
Alec Martinez (personal reasons)
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"I thought it was a good a Golden Knights keep them to the outside defensive style game." -Cassidy
Cassidy says he doesn't think either Thompson or Smith will be available on Saturday.
Says he's really concerned for Logan because he had been out so long.
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Jack Eichel Resumes Skating————-
The Vegas Golden Knights center was seen back on the ice today in North Carolina (at what appears to be the Extreme Ice Center just outside of Charlotte) by one of the scouts for Brandon Wong Hockey, just three weeks after going under the knife.
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also, the VGK have signed first round draft pick Zach Dean to his entry level contract. He will remain in Jr Hockey with the Gatineau club in the Quebec league.
THE hockey GOD
waived today, will VGK pick up another one ?
Kale Clague D, Los Angeles Kings
Kale Clague has been chosen by Los Angeles with the 51st overall pick in the 2016 draft.
Kale Clague comes into the NHL draft with far less fanfare than he entered the WHL draft, in which he was taken sixth overall. The wiry 18-year-old, 6’0″ and 180 lbs has some tantalizing skills. His raw offensive skills rate nearly at elite levels, which are coupled well with his superior skating ability. Clague posted six goals and 43 points in 73 games for Brandon, with 27 points in his last 26 games. He then scored six goals and 15 points in 18 games during the playoffs as Brandon took home the WHL Cup. With an Ivan Hlinka gold to his name as well, one realizes that if his defensive game comes around and his frame fills out, Clague may end up as one of the steals of the draft as the Kings may have gotten a good one.