AFTER THE GAME
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The Golden Knights had a 5-game road winning streak snapped on Tuesday night in a 3-2 shootout loss to the Colorado Avalanche that had a big silver lining. Vegas needed one point to clinch home-ice for at least the 1st-round of playoffs. The shootout loss secures the VGK a point, meaning the Guys in Gold will have postseason home-ice advantage for the first time since the team's 2023 Stanley Cup-winning season.
3-2 is the final from Denver
— x-Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) April 9, 2025
During the game in Denver, local fans at the official VGK watch party at the Cosmopolitan kicked back and enjoyed the game in Vegas style. At the resort's Boulevard Pool, fans gathered to see William Karlsson and Brayden McNabb goals give Vegas a 2-0 2nd period lead. The VGK allowed two unanswered regulation goals and ultimately fell in SO, snapping the team's 2-game win streak.
Kick back and relax. It's time to watch VGK
Channel 13 was there on the rooftop to hear from the fans during their team's playoff push as the VGK now have four games to go until playoffs, next hosting the Seattle Kraken on Thursday night.
BEFORE THE GAME
The Vegas Golden Knights wrap up their three-game road trip with their final matchup against the Colorado Avalanche Tuesday night.
Time to close out the trip on a Mile High note 💪
— x-Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) April 8, 2025
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With only five games left in the regular season, the Guys in Gold are playing for a favorable first round in the playoffs.
The Golden Knights opened the 2024-25 season with their first matchup against the Colorado Avalanche on Oct. 9 at T-Mobile Arena, with Vegas skating to an 8-4 victory.
However, the tides turned in their second matchup as the Avalanche defeated the Golden Knights in a shootout, 2-1.
The Golden Knights are on a favorable streak, skating to a 3-2 win against the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday night, leading Vegas to win its second game in a row and fifth consecutive road game.
The fight for the top of the Pacific Division continues, and in order to stay in first place, the Golden Knights need to keep playing their game.
Puck drop is at 6:30 p.m.
Where to Watch
Unless they are nationally televised, all Vegas Golden Knights games are broadcast on Vegas 34 and streamed on the KnightTime+ app.
Vegas 34 (KMCC) can be found as Channel 34 on Cox Cable and DIRECTV, and as Channel 34.1 for viewers with an antenna.
For streaming services, Vegas 34 can be found on the DIRECTV streaming app or on FuboTV.
