The Vegas Golden Knights are set to face the Nashville Predators on January 17, 2026. This matchup continues their three-game homestand and will take place at T-Mobile Arena at 7 p.m. local time. The Golden Knights bring a record of 23-11-12 into the game, while the Predators sit at 23-20-4.
Broadcast Information
- TV: Scripps Sports (The Spot-Vegas 34)
- Streaming: KnightTime+
- Radio: FOX Sports Las Vegas 94.7/1340 | Deportes Vegas 1460
Player Performances
Pavel Dorofeyev leads the NHL with 13 power-play goals, ranking second in the league for total power-play contributions. Mark Stone has extended his point streak to 10 games, accumulating 17 points, with nine goals during this stretch. Jack Eichel has been notable as well, contributing seven points (1 goal, 6 assists) in the last two games, maintaining a seven-game point streak with 14 total points.
Milestone Watch
- Jack Eichel is nine assists away from 200 as a Golden Knight.
- Shea Theodore is ten assists shy of 300 with the team.
- Adin Hill needs two wins for 100 career victories.
- Colton Sissons approaches 100 career goals, just two away.
- Pavel Dorofeyev is five games away from 200 career contests.
Recent Performance
In their last outing, the Golden Knights rallied to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-5 in overtime. After trailing twice by two goals, they equalized late in regulation, courtesy of a dramatic game-tying goal by Tomas Hertl. Jack Eichel capped the comeback with a backhand goal in overtime, marking a significant victory for the team.
Previous Meeting
The previous matchup between the Golden Knights and Predators was on December 31, 2025, where Vegas fell short with a 4-2 loss. In that game, Dorofeyev had two assists, but Nashville’s Nick Perbix and others scored crucial goals to dominate the contest.
Nashville Predators Overview
The Predators enter this game after a solid performance that included a 7-3 victory against the Colorado Avalanche. They currently hold fifth place in the Central Division with 50 points. Key players for Nashville include Ryan O’Reilly, leading with 43 points, and Filip Forsberg with 35 points.
Pacific Division Standings
| Team | Record | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Vegas Golden Knights | 23-11-12 | 58 |
| Edmonton Oilers | 23-17-8 | 54 |
| Seattle Kraken | 21-16-9 | 51 |
| Calgary Flames | 20-23-4 | 44 |
| Vancouver Canucks | 16-26-5 | 37 |
Keys to the Game
To secure a victory against Nashville, the Golden Knights must maintain their team-first mentality. After the latest win, Head Coach Bruce Cassidy commended the team for their unselfish play. In addition, scoring depth and offensive balance will be crucial as they continue to maximize every opportunity on the ice.
A win would not only mark the 385th in franchise history but could also propel the Golden Knights to a seven-game winning streak, enhancing their all-time record against the Predators.
