News Category: Vegas Golden Knights

Most visitors consider it a big plus if they can break even after spending a weekend in Las Vegas. The Dallas Stars are already guaranteed that accomplishment after beating the Vegas Golden Knights 3-2 in overtime Saturday in their Western Conference first-round series. But Peter DeBoer’s top-seeded squad, which still trails the best-of-seven series, 2-1, would like nothing better than getting another road win on Monday night. Ironically, the hero of Game 3 for the

Despite losing twice at home and trailing 2-0 in their Western Conference first-round series against the defending Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights, the Dallas Stars don’t feel defeated heading into Game 3 on Saturday night in Las Vegas. “I think we’re a confident group,” Stars coach Peter DeBoer said. “We’re obviously not in a great spot, but we’re also a veteran group and understand if you win one game, things change. Pressure points change,

The Dallas Stars no longer own home-ice advantage after dropping the opener of their best-of-seven Western Conference first-round series 4-3 against the defending Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights on Monday. Despite the turn of events, there was no sense of panic among coach Peter DeBoer’s squad as the Stars head into Game 2 on Wednesday at Dallas. The Stars have been in this position before. Twice last season, en route to the Western Conference

The Vegas Golden Knights begin their defense of their Stanley Cup title on Monday night when they face the host Dallas Stars in Game 1 of a Western Conference first-round playoff series. Vegas and Dallas met in the Western Conference final last season, with the Golden Knights taking the series in six games. They then went on to defeat the Florida Panthers in five games to win their first Stanley Cup. Vegas enters the postseason