Wednesday, March 31, 11 a.m. PT
Golden Knights head coach Pete DeBoer told Dan D'Uva last week in a radio interview that Tomas Nosek is a fourth line player on a Stanley Cup championship caliber team.

DeBoer's comment was a tribute to Nosek, who has seven points in his last seven games, in the sense that a championship team needs high quality throughout its lineup.

March 18, 9 a.m.
Last night's 5-4 win over the Sharks was a strange game on many fronts and leaves a number of questions to be answered.

First, let's deal with the Sharks. Are they poised to make a push into the playoff picture in the West? Sitting eight points out of a playoff spot with four teams to climb and 29 games to get it done the task appears daunting. But the Sharks are an interesting group. Maybe it's just how hard they play against Vegas? They do have lots of high end talent and Bob Boughner and his staff have them pointing in the right direction. Might just be too late and the two losses in Vegas this week stung.

March 14, 8 a.m.
Friday night's 5-4 OT win over the Blues was the most entertaining game of the season from this perspective.

Lead changes, push back on both sides, a little controversy, drama and finally a clincher in the extra frame.

Thursday, March 11, 8 a.m.:
Two losses in a row is a different feeling for the Vegas Golden Knights. The team has only lost six games this season and has only lost two straight twice. Back in February to the Colorado Avalanche and this week to the Minnesota Wild. The last time Vegas lost two in a row, they went on a six-game winning spree. So we will see what the team looks like Friday in St. Louis against the Blues.

Saturday, March 6, 8 a.m.
Morning, Kelly McCrimmon and George McPhee. Your two hockey teams are tops in their respective leagues in points percentage. Nice work, fellas.

Monday, March 1, 7 a.m.
If you've been thirsting for more Vegas Golden Knights hockey, you're about to get it. Your cup is about to runneth over. Way over. Call the plumber because there's a flood, kinda runneth over.

Sunday, February 28, 7:30 a.m.
Sometimes the story behind the story is worth telling. Or sometimes a writer needs something to write about when the team takes a day off. You decide.

On Saturday night, during our regular second intermission segment on ATT Sportsnet, Daren Millard and producer Braden Grieser had some fun at my expense.

February 27, 7 a.m.
Head coach Pete DeBoer won't reveal his Golden Knights lines until warmup but one can assume, based on a 3-0 win over the Colorado Avalanche in the club's last outing, they will be the same as tonight.

DeBoer's Golden Knights lost 3-2 to the Avs one week ago and when they hit the ice prior to game time two days later the lines and D pairings were entirely different.

Thursday, Feb 25, 3 p.m.
Another day and another postponement as the beat goes on in the NHL's Covid winter.

The Golden Knights were set to play in San Jose tonight but Sharks forward Tomas Hertl being placed on the league's covid protocol list resulted in the game being postponed.

Editor's note: Gary Lawless is a writer and broadcaster with the Vegas Golden Knights organization. Lawless will file regular blogs posts throughout the season. Welcome to Lawless and Order: The blog edition.