What is the longest winning streak in Vegas Golden Knights history?

Do you want to do stripes? Want some Vegas Golden Knights style fun? Well, dear reader, we don’t THE Type of banding. So get your mind out of the gutter. Instead, we look at the longest winning streaks in franchise history. One would assume that the Golden Knights would go on some extended runs during the team’s tenure.

After all, you can’t win a Stanley Cup without names like Adin Hill and Mark Stone making an incredible impact. It doesn’t matter whether such players score a convincing goal in the first period or make an outstanding save in the Stanley Cup Final. Hockey is all about inches, which can determine how long a winning streak lasts. It could even win you a championship.

However, this type of flick is not overly vulgar. Instead, it’s a healthier segment that highlights how efficient the team has been throughout its franchise history. After all, it’s not easy to get wins in the regular season.

Just ask mediocre teams like the San Jose Sharks and Anaheim Ducks. It’s a near-impossible task to accomplish, especially when your team is in the middle of a difficult rebuild. Imagine trading your best player while riding a hot wave. Yikes. Anyway, here is the longest winning streak in Golden Knights history.

The Vegas Golden Knights posted a record 10-game winning streak during the 2020-21 season

Surprisingly, the longest winning streak in Vegas Golden Knights history did not occur during the Stanley Cup winning season. In the championship year, they enjoyed a nine-game winning streak. Still, the longest winning streak came during the COVID season, aka 2020-21.

The winning streak began on April 9, 2021 against the Arizona Coyotes. Here they defeated the now disbanded team 7:4. That streak continued until those same Coyotes defeated Vegas 3-0 on April 30. Still, thanks to stars like Mark Stone, the Golden Knights went on a long run that lasted most of April. Who did they eliminate?

• April 9 over the Arizona Coyotes (home), 7-4
• April 11 over the Arizona Coyotes (home), 1-0
• April 12 over the Los Angeles Kings (away), 4-2
• April 14 over the Los Angeles Kings (away), 6-2
• April 16 over the Anaheim Ducks (away), 4-0
• April 18 over the Anaheim Ducks (away), 5-2
• April 19 via the San Jose Sharks (Home, SO), 3-2
• April 21 over the San Jose Sharks (home), 5-2
• April 24 over the Anaheim Ducks (away), 5-1
• April 28 over the Colorado Avalanche (home), 5-2

Vegas recorded a total of five home and away wins during this period. Only one went to a shootout, which was against the Sharks on April 19th.

Golden Knights fans are hoping for another long streak that lasts part of the regular season. That means superstars like Mark Stone can’t be the only players carrying the load. Adin Hill has to help along with others including Zach Whitecloud. If that happens, Vegas could break records… and win another title.