Game Info Tue, May 26, 2026 · 20:00 Conference Finals · Game 4 View series → T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas
Team Context
Home context · Vegas Golden Knights
Best Scorer

Pavel Dorofeyev with 5

Most Assists

Mitchell Marner with 4

Last Five W L OT/SO
Away context · Colorado Avalanche
Best Scorer

Ross Colton with 2

Most Assists

Martin Necas with 5

Last Five W L OT/SO
Recent Matchups Last 5
May 24, 2026
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3–5
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3–1
May 20, 2026
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4–2
Apr 11, 2026
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3–2 (OT)
Dec 27, 2025
Avalanche @ Golden Knights
6–5 (SO)
COL
Stats
VGK
1
Goals
2
21
Shots
26
0
PPG
0
30
Hits
29
4
PIM
2
Avalanche Goals
Golden Knights Goals
Cole Smith (3rd • 14:15)
After 1st — 0–1
Avalanche
Avalanche — trailing by 1 goal after 1st: 4-3-1 (50% win rate, 8 games)
Golden Knights
Golden Knights — leading by 1 goal after 1st: 7-1-3 (64% win rate, 11 games)
After 2nd — 0–1
Avalanche
Avalanche — trailing by 1 goal after 2nd: 2-1-4 (29% win rate, 7 games)
Golden Knights
Golden Knights — leading by 1 goal after 2nd: 10-0-1 (91% win rate, 11 games)
Game Recap AI

Golden Knights Sweep Avalanche in Conference Finals

The Golden Knights have clinched the series against the Avalanche, winning 4-0 in the Conference Finals. This decisive victory not only secures the Golden Knights' position in the next round, but it also places significant pressure on the Avalanche, who were unable to find a win throughout the series.

Series Update

Tonight’s game was Game 4 of the Conference Finals, marking the end of the series. With this result, the Golden Knights finished with a perfect 4-0 record in the series. The Avalanche will need to regroup as they head into the off-season, having struggled to compete against the Knights in this matchup.

Turning Point

The Golden Knights got off to a strong start with Mark Stone scoring the opening goal just over four minutes into the first period. This early lead set the tone for the remainder of the game. In a tight contest, the Knights extended their advantage in the third period with a goal from Cole Smith at 14:15, making it 2-0. The Avalanche's late goal by Gabriel Landeskog at 17:57 provided a moment of hope, but it was too little, too late, as the Knights held on tight for the victory.

Standout Performances

Mark Stone, who opened the scoring, played a crucial role in this game, supported by Brayden McNabb and Shea Theodore, who helped set up the goal. Cole Smith’s insurance goal reflected a steady offensive effort from the Knights, with solid contributions from Dylan Coghlan and Nic Dowd on assists.

Defensively, the Knights proved strong, successfully blocking 14 shots and staying physical with 29 hits. The Avalanche struggled to match their intensity, finishing with fewer shots on goal (21) and showing a glaring discrepancy in giveaways (16 to the Golden Knights' 15).

What's Next

With the Golden Knights moving on, they will face the winner of the Hurricanes vs. Golden Knights matchup in the next round. Their dominant performance in this series suggests they will be a formidable opponent in the upcoming challenge.

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