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# Golden Knights’ Early 2026 Pace Held Up, But the Finish Was No Guarantee

Vegas opened 2026 with a strong run, then finished the 2025-26 regular season with 95 points and the Pacific Division title. The full-season result answered the pace question, but not without a tougher stretch along the way.

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