Daily Nuggets: Women’s Hockey Rivalry Series, Ryan Reaves Goes Berserk

Love him or hate him, you can't argue that Ryan Reaves is an incredibly entertaining player to watch. It seems like every now and then, there comes a game where he just takes over, not on the scoresheet, but with his specific style of play. He had an eventful night Wednesday against the Detroit Red Wings.

The Team USA/Canada Women's Hockey Rivalry Series is tonight at the Dollar Loan Center in Henderson at 7:00 p.m. Unfortunately, due to the Golden Knights playing tonight and postgame coverage needed, we will not be able to attend. The VGK are in Chicago for a 5:30 p.m. road game against the Blackhawks.

Vegas Golden Knights

Vegas: The Golden Knights have ranked 16th in Forbe's NHL team value rankings for 2022.

NHL: I'm sick of debating it; Chandler Stephenson is the most underrated player in the entire NHL.

Vegas: How will the projected 2023-24 NHL salary cap affect the Golden Knights and general manager, Kelly McCrimmon?

Henderson: Tickets are still available for the Women's Hockey Rivalry Series. You can also watch the game on NHL Network.

ICYMI: Golden Knights owner Bill Foley has officially purchased the Premier League soccer team AFC Bournemouth. 

Clip of the Day 1: Ryan Reaves absolutely crushed Filip Hronek with a clean open-ice hit.

Clip of the Day 2: He then answered the bell against Ben Chiarot later in the game in a not-so-close battle.

NHL News, Trade Rumors, and National Hockey Now

Washington: No matter what happens, Alex Ovechkin is the GOAT in NHL goal scoring, writes Sammi Silber.

Vancouver: Could the Colorado Avalanche acquire Bo Horvat? What about the New York Islanders?

Ottawa: After not signing with the Ottawa Senators, Alex Formenton has signed overseason in Switzerland.

Detroit: Octopus Alert! A Red Wings tradition, an octopus was thrown on the ice in Minnesota Wednesday. Very strange that we saw this in a Red Wings road game and in a loss, but whatever.

Florida: Struggling; the Florida Panthers could really use Patric Hornqvist and Anthony Duclair right about now.