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The Vegas Golden Knights scratched Colton Sissons late before their Friday game.
Sissons was unavailable for the game, with no immediate reason given by the team.
There was no immediate update on Sissons’s status for upcoming games.
The Knights are managing roster depth and health as they prepare for the contest.
No official reason was disclosed for the scratch.

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sports16h ago

Vegas Golden Knights to host an eight-week Girls NHL Learn to Play program from February to April 2026 at 10 a.m. PT.
Program targets girls ages 4 to 10 and provides equipment, ice time, and coaching for eight weeks.
First session is at City National Arena with six-time Olympian Hayley Wickenheiser and Wickfest guests.
Sessions will continue on Sundays at Hylo Park Arena after the opener.
Final session concludes at Lee’s Family Forum with a graduation.
Advanced registration is required for the program.
The Vegas Golden Knights emphasize a fun, supportive setting for skill development.
The program is part of the Golden Knights' community outreach and Wickfest events.
City National Arena hosts the initial session, followed by Hylo Park Arena and Lee’s Family Forum.
The program is supported by the Vegas Golden Knights organization and its leadership.

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sports13h ago

Vegas Golden Knights players watched a 10U game at Chelsea Piers in New York City before their Sunday matchup with the Rangers.
The team skated in Chelsea Piers after a 3-0 win over the New Jersey Devils, then prepared for a game against the Rangers at Madison Square Garden.
Brayden McNabb and Mitch Marner engaged with the youth players, sharing memories and discussing practice routines.
Mitch Marner discussed childhood influences and the joy of watching older players in junior leagues and youth hockey.
Head Coach Bruce Cassidy noted how the rink visit connected players to their roots and past memories.
The article frames the moment as a bonus when teams find pockets of happiness away from a grind of wins and losses.
The visit underscored cultural exchanges between NHL players and youth hockey communities.
The team prepared for a high-profile game against the New York Rangers after the NYC stopover.
The feature highlights the coach and players reflecting on their roots across Western Canada and Massachusetts.
The article lists a sequence of related Golden Knights news items, showing ongoing coverage and community initiatives.

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