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Vegas Golden Knights edged the Carolina Hurricanes 5-4 in Game 1 of the 2026 Stanley Cup Final, sparked by Nikolaj Ehlers’ two early goals and capped by Tomas Hertl’s go-ahead strike late in the third; Frederik Andersen stopped 18 of 23 shots for Carolina as Vegas preserved the win ahead of Game 2 on Thursday.
Former Sharks teammates Joe Pavelski phoned Tomas Hertl after learning Hertl had been without a goal for 29 games, offering simple, supportive advice. Hertl responded with a goal in back-to-back games, including the conference-final game-winner and a late tally in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final that gave Vegas a 5-4 win and a 1-0 series lead.
Vegas erased a 2-0 deficit to beat Carolina 5-4 in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final as Tomas Hertl snapped the tie with 3:24 left; Nikolaj Ehlers supplied the Canes’ early offense with two goals, while Shea Theodore and Colton McNabb fueled Vegas with multi-point nights and the Knights extended their playoff win streak to seven heading into Game 2 in Raleigh.
The Vegas Golden Knights erased a 2-0 deficit and edged the Carolina Hurricanes 5-4 in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final in Raleigh, with Tomas Hertl scoring the game-winner on a pass from Colton Sissons with 3:24 left in the third. Vegas got goals from Shea Theodore, Nikolaj Ehlers (two), William Karlsson, Ivan Barbashev and Brett Howden, while Carolina answered through Nikolaj Ehlers, Jordan Staal and Shayne Gostisbehere. Frederik Andersen stopped 18 shots for Carolina, while Vegas outshot the Hurricanes 23-27. The win gives Vegas a 1-0 series lead and extends their playoff run to seven straight wins.
Tomas Hertl is set to make his debut for the Vegas Golden Knights after being acquired from the San Jose Sharks, bringing with him 11 years of NHL experience and a track record of consistent scoring and postseason play. The 30-year-old forward from the Czech Republic has amassed 484 points in 712 games and is known for his ability to lead a team through challenging times.
Alexander Barabanov was expected to be traded before the NHL trade deadline, but the deal fell through at the last minute, reportedly due to the San Jose Sharks using their last salary retention slot on Tomas Hertl. A source revealed that Barabanov was about to be traded to the New York Rangers before the Hertl trade shocker reached the finish line. Despite his struggles, there is still significant interest in Barabanov, and he hopes to have a strong finish to the season and find a new team in the summer.
The San Jose Sharks made several significant moves at the NHL trade deadline, including trading franchise icon Tomas Hertl to the Vegas Golden Knights. Despite the emotional impact on fans, the Sharks received positive trade grades for their deals. The Hertl trade, in particular, was seen as a good move, as they acquired valuable assets for an aging player whose timeline didn't align with the team's need for a rebuild. Other trades included acquiring prospects and draft picks, as well as addressing goaltending depth.
The Vegas Golden Knights acquired forward Tomas Hertl from the San Jose Sharks in a blockbuster trade, along with draft picks and salary retention. Hertl, who is currently recovering from knee surgery, brings valuable two-way skills to the Golden Knights and is expected to bolster their lineup for the playoffs. This trade follows Vegas' acquisition of defenseman Noah Hanifin and forward Anthony Mantha, while impacting the Sharks' salary cap situation as they continue their rebuild.
The Vegas Golden Knights have acquired forward Tomas Hertl, along with draft picks, from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a first-round draft pick and forward David Edstrom. Hertl, who has spent his entire 11-year NHL career with the Sharks, has recorded 484 points in 712 games and is known for his consistent scoring ability. The 30-year-old Czech forward has also represented his country internationally and has been a key player for the Sharks, making two All-Star Game appearances.
The San Jose Sharks have traded forward Tomas Hertl and two draft selections to the Vegas Golden Knights in exchange for a 2025 first-round draft pick and prospect center David Edstrom. Hertl, a two-time All-Star with the Sharks, has spent his entire NHL career with the organization and leaves behind a significant legacy. The trade provides the Sharks with financial flexibility and promising young talent, while Hertl gets the opportunity to compete for the Stanley Cup with his new team.
The San Jose Sharks are reportedly close to trading two-time NHL All-Star center Tomas Hertl to the Vegas Golden Knights just minutes before the NHL trade deadline. The massive deal is pending a trade call, and the Sharks are expected to acquire 19-year-old center David Edstrom, a 2025 first-round draft pick, and two 2025 third-round draft picks from the Golden Knights in exchange.
The Vegas Golden Knights made a surprising last-minute trade for San Jose Sharks center Tomas Hertl, adding him to their roster along with recent acquisitions Anthony Mantha and Noah Hanifin. Hertl, known for his success against the Knights, has 484 points in 712 games with the Sharks and is expected to be a valuable addition once he returns from injury. The Knights gave up their 2025 first-round pick and center prospect David Edstrom in the deal, with the Sharks retaining a portion of Hertl's salary.
The Vegas Golden Knights are acquiring center Tomas Hertl and draft picks from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a first-round pick and prospect David Edstrom, with the Sharks retaining part of Hertl's salary. Hertl, currently on long-term injured reserve, brings scoring ability and defensive responsibility to Vegas, adding depth to their center group. The Golden Knights also recently acquired defenseman Noah Hanifin, aiming to strengthen their team for a playoff run.
The San Jose Sharks traded center Tomas Hertl and two third-round draft picks to the Vegas Golden Knights for a first-round draft pick in 2025 and prospect David Edstrom. The Sharks are retaining 17% of Hertl’s contract, and the deal also impacts their salary retention spots. Hertl, who had surgery in February, was the Sharks' team leader in points this season. The trade could affect the Sharks' future efforts to trade other players due to salary retention limitations.