#Tortorella

Whether on the ice or off it, the Golden Knights’ belief in themselves has gone a long ways in putting them one win from the Western Conference Final.

The coach has totally bought into the team he inherited with eight games remaining in the regular season, whether things are running smoothly or difficult.

Coach John Tortorella did not provide an update on Golden Knights captain Mark Stone after he left Friday’s Game 3 with a lower-body injury.

Even though John Tortorella was brought in to help turn around a late-season slide for the Golden Knights, he needs to trust in his players to find the answers against Anaheim in their second-round series.

For the Golden Knights to regain some control in the series against the Anaheim Ducks, it starts with puck management and how they fare in the offensive zone.

If Golden Knights coach John Tortorella changes his lines again heading into Game 3, he might have something with William Karlsson and Mitch Marner together.

The Golden Knights will keep the same lineup for Game 2 against Anaheim, with coach John Tortorella saying he trusts the team to self-evaluate what must improve.

A day after the Golden Knights found a way to win Game 1 against the Anaheim Ducks, John Tortorella doubled down on his stance saying his team was “not good” heading into Game 2.

The only thing that matters in the NHL playoffs is winning, which the Knights did in beating Anaheim 3-1 in Game 1 of a best-of-seven series.

The Golden Knights know they escaped Game 1 with a win and need to be better in Game 2 against the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday.

William Karlsson will return to the lineup Monday after missing nearly six months with a lower-body injury, as the Golden Knights open the second round against the Anaheim Ducks.

John Tortorella has been coach of the Golden Knights for a little over a month and has allowed a veteran team to lead.

John Tortorella has officially been the Golden Knights’ coach for a month, and it’s still a learning process for everyone involved.

Pavel Dorofeyev and Tomas Hertl didn’t see much ice time late in the Golden Knights’ Game 4 win in Utah, highlighting how ineffective both have been this series.

The Golden Knights will start Game 4 against the Utah Mammoth on Monday with different forward lines and power play units.