Vegas Golden Knights

October 25, 2025

Jack Eichel’s $108 Million Start and the Rise of a 200-Foot Center for the Golden Knights

It’s tempting, in late October, to dismiss hot starts as just that—a heater, a statistical anomaly, a mirage that will evaporate by the time the American Thanksgiving benchmark rolls around. We’ve seen it before. But what’s happening in Vegas feels different. Seven games into the 2025-2026 campaign, the Vegas Golden Knights are 5-0-2. Alongside the Colorado Avalanche, they’re one of only two squads yet to suffer a regulation loss. This isn’t a team squeaking out wins; they’re making statements, like handing the Carolina Hurricanes their first “L” of the season. The primary catalyst for this dominance isn’t complicated. It’s Jack

October 19, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

Vegas Golden Knights

A Second Chance in Sin City: The Complicated Return of Carter Hart

The news dropped with the force of a slapshot to the chest: Carter Hart is back. On a professional tryout (PTO) with the Vegas Golden Knights, the 27-year-old goaltender has officially re-entered the NHL ecosystem. Hart is the first of the five members of the 2018 Canadian World Junior team to sign a contract following their acquittal in a high-profile sexual assault case, making his return a watershed moment for the league, the players involved, and a hockey world still grappling with the fallout. For the Golden Knights, an organization built on audacious moves, this may be their biggest gamble

September 12, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

Vegas Golden Knights

The Clock Is Ticking For Jack Eichel and the Vegas Golden Knights

In the world of professional hockey, the on-ice battles are only half the story. As the Vegas Golden Knights gear up for another campaign, their most significant challenge isn’t a rival team, but a negotiation table. At the center of it all is their superstar pivot, Jack Eichel, a player who has become synonymous with the franchise’s identity and its championship pedigree. With Eichel entering the final season of his eight-year, $80 million contract, the clock is officially ticking on an extension that will not only define his future but also shape the team’s salary cap structure for the next