Vegas Golden Knights Face Potential goalie adn Forward Updates
The Vegas Golden Knights are monitoring the health of key players Adin Hill and William Karlsson as they navigate a crucial stretch of the season. Goaltender Adin Hill, sidelined for nearly three months wiht a lower-body injury, is potentially on track to return to action as early as Thursday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers.
Head coach Bruce Cassidy provided an update on Hill’s status following Tuesday’s practice, stating, “He is traveling, he won’t play tomorrow (against the Los Angeles Kings). Possible Thursday; let’s see how he gets through today, tomorrow.” Cassidy emphasized the importance of Hill’s response to continued activity, adding, “If he wakes up tomorrow and there’s no ill effects, that will be a good sign for us.”
Prior to his injury, sustained on October 20th, Hill posted a 1-0-2 record with a 2.73 goals-against average and a .888 save percentage across five games this season. His return would provide a important boost to the Golden Knights’ goaltending depth.
However, the news isn’t entirely positive for Vegas. forward William Karlsson,who has been out since November 8th with a lower-body injury,has reportedly experienced a setback in his recovery. Cassidy acknowledged the lack of progress, stating, “we’ll still leave him as week to week, but no progress that we were hoping for.” The team will continue to evaluate Karlsson’s condition as he remains sidelined.
Published: 2026/01/14 02:49:19