David Schoen

The Golden Knights signed restricted free agent Nolan Patrick to a two-year contract with an average annual value of $1.2 million, the team announced Sunday.

With a trio of experienced defensemen no longer in the picture, the door is open for Kaedan Korczak and Peter DiLiberatore to show whether they are NHL ready.

Golden Knights center Zach Dean has flashed the quickness, vision and soft hands during the Rookie Faceoff Tournament that made him a first-round pick.

After a strong rookie season in the AHL, Jack Dugan is hoping to crack a deep group of Golden Knights forwards when training camp begins next week.

The Golden Knights will have 12 games broadcast nationally, the NHL announced Wednesday. The first will be opening night Oct. 12 against the Seattle Kraken on ESPN.

The Golden Knights rookies will practice Thursday at City National Arena and then participate in the Rookie Faceoff Tournament in Arizona from Friday to Monday.

The Golden Knights re-signed restricted free agent defenseman Dylan Coghlan to a two-year contract Wednesday, a week before the start of training camp.

The start of Golden Knights training camp is a week away, and restricted free agents Nolan Patrick and Dylan Coghlan remain unsigned.

The 27-player roster is full of top draft picks, intriguing prospects and unsigned free agents who will compete in the Rookie Faceoff Tournament in Arizona.

From fan favorites returning to holiday games and rivalries renewed, the Golden Knights’ fifth season should have something for everyone, including an Olympic break.

Single-game tickets for the Golden Knights go on sale next week, the team announced Friday.

Players from the Golden Knights and Henderson Silver Knights are scheduled to participate. The last Fan Fest took place in February 2020.

Here is a look at the Golden Knights’ top 10 prospects for the 2021-22 season, with 20-year-old forward Peyton Krebs heading the list.