The Vegas Golden Knights are sticking with a familiar TV setup for the 2026-27 season, and the broadcast crew is back in place as the club gets ready to open its fourth year with Scripps Sports on The Spot Vegas-34.
The network will air 69 regular-season games exclusively, starting tonight when Vegas hosts the Anaheim Ducks at 7 p.m. PT at T-Mobile Arena.
Friday’s coverage will include a special one-hour pregame show beginning at 6 p.m. PT.
Fans can also stream all 69 locally televised games on KnightTime+.
Dave Goucher and Shane Hnidy are back in the booth, where they’ll work together for their 10th season with the team as play-by-play voice and color analyst.
Daren Millard will once again handle the pregame, intermission and postgame shows from T-Mobile Arena, while also serving as the rinkside reporter for road games. Jamie Hersch’s role is growing this season; she’ll host from Studio 31 in Vegas when the team is away and work rinkside for most home games. Ashali Vise is set for her sixth season with the organization, splitting time between rinkside reporting and hosting select broadcasts.
The studio desk will feature Gary Lawless and Darren Eliot for pregame, postgame and intermission analysis on Scripps Sports. Alec Martinez, a Golden Knights alum and three-time Stanley Cup champion, and former NHL defenseman Jeff Sharples will also join the analyst group during the season.
On radio, every Golden Knights game will air on X 107.9, with Dan D’Uva and Lawless returning for their 10th season as the team’s English-language play-by-play and color duo. Doug Latucca will host the pregame, intermission and postgame coverage, while Jesus Lopez and Alex Romo will call the games in Spanish on 105.7 Maxima. The Vegas Golden Knights Radio Network is presented by Lee’s Discount Liquor, and the radio setup was previously announced as part of the club’s new partnership with Beasley Media Group.
The Golden Knights, owned and operated by Black Knight Sports and Entertainment LLC, are celebrating their 10th season as a franchise in 2026-27. Founded by Bill Foley and his family, Vegas entered the league as the most successful expansion franchise in North American professional sports history in 2017-18 and later won the Stanley Cup in 2022-23. The team has reached the Stanley Cup Final three times.
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