Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Goals in consecutive games
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Stone scored a goal on two shots in Friday's 4-1 loss to the Canadiens.
Stone has scored a goal in both games since he returned from a wrist injury. The winger has added five shots on net and two hits in that span. For the season, he's at four goals, 15 points, 24 shots on net and a plus-1 rating. Staying healthy is often difficult for Stone, but fantasy managers should have him active for as long as he's able to remain in the lineup.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Nets power-play tally in return
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Stone scored a power-play goal on three shots and added two hits in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout loss to the Senators.
Stone forced overtime with his goal at 6:40 of the third period. The winger missed 16 games due to a wrist injury, but getting a goal in his return should alleviate any lingering concerns for fantasy managers. The 33-year-old was part of the Golden Knights' sizzling power-play success early in the season, and that should be his best path to offense going forward. He has three goals and 11 assists in seven outings this year, including two tallies and seven helpers with the man advantage.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Ready to return
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Stone (wrist) is set to be activated off long-term injured reserve and play Wednesday versus Ottawa.
Stone hasn't been in the lineup since Oct. 18, but he had two goals and 13 points through six outings in a red-hot start before getting hurt. With his return, Vegas will roll out three high-end scoring lines, including Stone playing alongside Mitch Marner and Brett Howden. Jack Eichel and Tomas Hertl are each projected to headline their own lines at even strength, but Eichel, Hertl, Stone, Marner and Pavel Dorofeyev will unite on the top power-play unit. Cole Reinhardt is projected to be a healthy scratch Wednesday due to Stone's return.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Might return Wednesday
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Stone (wrist) might be available for Wednesday's game against Ottawa, per Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Stone hasn't been activated off long-term injured reserve yet, so his return isn't confirmed, but he did take line rushes alongside Mitch Marner and Brett Howden during the morning skate. If Stone is back, Cole Reinhardt will probably be a healthy scratch versus the Senators. The 33-year-old Stone was off to an amazing start before getting hurt, recording two goals and 13 points in six outings.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Placed on long-term injured reserve
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Stone (wrist) was placed on long-term injured reserve Thursday, per PuckPedia.
Stone was injured Oct. 18, and the move to long-term injured reserve gives the Golden Knights extra cap space. Stone was off to a great start with two goals and 11 assists in only six games, and he is still tied for second in NHL scoring, three points behind teammate Jack Eichel.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Heads to IR
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Stone (wrist) was put on injured reserve Monday, Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
Stone was deemed week-to-week earlier Monday, and his placement on IR will now free up a roster spot for the Golden Knights. The right-shot winger sustained a wrist injury during Saturday's 6-1 win over the Flames, and he shouldn't be expected to return to the lineup anytime soon. Tanner Laczynski, Raphael Lavoie and Jonas Rondbjerg are candidates to be called up from AHL Henderson as a result of Stone being sidelined.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Considered week-to-week
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Stone (undisclosed) is week-to-week, according to Jesse Granger of The Athletic on Monday.
After suffering an injury in Saturday's 6-1 win over Calgary, Stone didn't participate in Monday's morning skate and won't play against the Hurricanes. He also won't travel with the Golden Knights for the team's upcoming three-game road trip, which begins Saturday against Florida. Stone's lengthy injury history could make Vegas cautious with his recovery. He has amassed two goals, 13 points and 19 shots on net through six outings this season. Due to Stone's absence, Brandon Saad will move up to the top line against Carolina on Monday.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Keeps up hot playmaking start
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Stone logged three assists, including one on the power play and one while shorthanded, in Thursday's 6-5 win over the Bruins.
Stone remains on zero goals, having come up empty on 15 shots, but he's creating chances for his teammates with nine assists in five games. The 33-year-old did it in all situations, helping out on all three of the Golden Knights' tallies in the second period Thursday. Stone has shot at least 12.5 percent in each of the last six seasons, so his puck luck will turn around eventually, especially if he maintains a high shot volume.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Dishes two more helpers
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Stone produced two assists, two hits and two blocked shots in Thursday's 4-3 overtime win over the Sharks.
Stone set up goals by Pavel Dorofeyev and Jack Eichel, both of which were equalizers. That's four helpers in two games to begin the year for Stone, with three of those assists coming on the power play. The 33-year-old winger continues to be a significant part of the Golden Knights' top six and first power-play unit. He's looking like more of a playmaker, which follows a trend from the last two years, but there's no arguing with his production so far in 2025-26.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Records two assists Wednesday
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Stone registered two power-play assists, three shots on goal and a minus-2 rating in Wednesday's 6-5 shootout loss to the Kings.
Stone won't be the top winger for Vegas anymore now that Mitch Marner is in town, but the former can still be quite effective in a middle-six role. The 33-year-old Stone put up 67 points in 66 regular-season outings in 2024-25, his highest total in both production and games played in his six full campaigns with the Golden Knights. For now, Stone is playing on the second line, though his spot on the first power-play unit should be enough to give his offense a boost as he tries to reach the 20-goal mark for the first time since 2020-21.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Back to full health
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Stone (upper body) is fully healthy to begin training camp, Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
Stone missed the end of the Golden Knights' postseason run in 2024-25 due to an upper-body injury, but he recovered during the offseason and should be fully available heading into the 2025-26 regular season. The 33-year-old appeared in 66 regular-season games last season, his highest mark since the 2018-19 campaign. He logged 19 goals, 48 assists, 42 blocked shots and 32 hits while averaging 19:15 of ice time, and he should maintain a top-six role during the 2025-26 season.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Not playing Wednesday
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Stone (undisclosed) won't play Wednesday in Game 5 versus the Oilers, Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
The Golden Knights will face elimination without their captain, as Stone continues to be bothered by a lingering injury. He was also a game-time decision for Game 4 but was able to play in that contest. He'll need his teammates to dig deep for a win Wednesday, though it's unclear if Stone will be available should the Golden Knights force Game 6, which would be Friday in Edmonton.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Doubtful for Game 5
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Stone (undisclosed) is doubtful for Game 5 against Edmonton on Wednesday, per SinBin.vegas.
Stone was questionable for Game 4 on Monday, but he ended up logging 21:42 of ice time in that 3-0 loss to the Oilers. It's not clear if what will potentially keep him out of Wednesday's clash is the same injury or a new problem. Stone has four goals and eight points in 10 playoff appearances this year. If he can't play, then Cole Schwindt will likely draw into the lineup for the first time in the 2025 postseason.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Game-time decision
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Stone (upper body) will be a game-time call for Game 4 versus Edmonton on Monday, Jesse Granger of The Athletic reports.
Stone logged only 5:54 of playing time in Saturday's 4-3 win over the Oilers in Game 3. However, he was on the top line and first power-play unit in Monday's morning skate, indicating he could be in the lineup for Game 4. Stone has accounted for four goals, eight points, 20 shots on net, 10 blocked shots and nine hits across nine appearances this postseason. If Stone and Brandon Saad (lower body) are unavailable for Monday's matchup, Cole Schwindt or Alexander Holtz could be in the lineup versus Edmonton.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Considered day-to-day
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Stone (upper body) won't skate Sunday and is day-to-day ahead of Monday's Game 4 matchup versus Edmonton, according to Jesse Granger of The Athletic.
The Golden Knights remain hopeful that Stone will be available to play Monday after he sustained an injury in Saturday's 4-3 win over the Oilers in Game 3. The 32-year-old forward has four goals, eight points, 20 shots on net, 10 blocked shots and nine hits through nine outings this postseason. If Stone and Brandon Saad (lower body) are unavailable for Game 4 on Monday, Cole Schwindt or Alexander Holtz could be in the lineup versus Edmonton.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Adds two power-play helpers
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Stone logged two power-play assists in Thursday's 5-4 overtime loss to the Oilers in Game 2.
Stone has two goals and two assists over the first two contests in the second round. The winger is up to four goals, eight points (three on the power play), 19 shots on net, nine hits, 10 blocked shots and a minus-2 rating over eight playoff outings. While he struggled to score early in the postseason, the Golden Knights' leaky defense and goaltending has undermined Stone's productive offense of late.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Two goals in Game 1 loss
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Stone scored twice, including once on the power play, and blocked two shots in Tuesday's 4-2 loss to the Oilers in Game 1.
Stone got credit for the first goal on a double-deflection, and he added a second tally on a feed from Jack Eichel. That was the extent of the Golden Knights' offense in the series opener for the second round, and the Oilers pulled off another comeback win. Stone has warmed up after starting the playoffs cold -- he has four goals and two assists over his last four games. The winger has added 18 shots on net, nine hits, nine blocked shots and a minus-1 rating over seven playoff outings.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Pots series-winner Thursday
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Stone scored the game-winning goal and added an assist Thursday in the Golden Knights' 3-2 victory over the Wild in Game 6 of their first-round series.
The veteran winger camped out front of the Minnesota net late in the third period and redirected a Brayden McNabb feed to produce the series-winning goal. Stone failed to crack the scoresheet through his first three playoff games, but over the last three contests, all Vegas wins, he's collected two goals and four points. He'll look to stay locked in when the Knights take on the Oilers in the second round.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Nets first goal of series
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Stone scored a goal on three shots and added three hits in Tuesday's 3-2 overtime win over the Wild in Game 5.
Stone has a point in each of the last two games since he snapped a six-game skid. The first-period goal was his first tally of the postseason. Stone has added 12 shots on net, nine hits, six blocked shots and a minus-3 rating over five playoff appearances in a top-six role.
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Golden Knights' Mark Stone: Ends slump with helper
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Stone notched an assist, four shots on goal and two blocked shots in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Wild in Game 4.
Stone ended a six-game slide, which also saw him sit out two contests for rest. The 32-year-old's postseason is off to a sluggish start with one helper, nine shots on net, six hits, five blocked shots and a minus-4 rating over four games. Despite his struggles, he remains in a top-line role and on the first power-play unit, giving him a good chance to turn things around if the Golden Knights can get control of this first-round series, which is tied at 2-2 after Saturday.
