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Tomas Hertl

Tomas Hertl

G
17
A
21
Pts
38
+/-
-26
PPP
11
SOG
122
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 3"/215 lbs
Born: Praha, Czech Republic
Draft: 2012 1st round (17th pick) by the
San Jose Sharks
Shoots: L
  • The Hockey Writers

    Golden Knights Cap Off Eventful Week With Playoff Spot

    The final days of a regular season always tend to get a little crazy. For the Vegas Golden Knights, though, that seems to only be the tip of the iceberg amidst what has been a wild home stretch in their Stanley-Cup-title-defense season. When Vegas acquired star center Tomas Hertl at the trade deadline from the San Jose Sharks, the return of prospect David Edstrom and a 2025 first-round pick seemed a relatively low cost for the 30-year-old two-time 30-goal scorer. As of last Monday, Hertl is healthy and ready to contribute to a deepening Golden Knights center corps.

  • Hertl, Golden Knights rally from down 3 in 3rd, top Avalanche in OT

    Hertl redirected Jack Eichel's shot on the power play. The goal came after William Karlsson tied it 3-3 at 16:23 with his second straight goal after Vegas trailed 3-0 entering the third period. Ivan Barbashev scored, and Adin Hill made 21 saves for the Golden Knights (44-28-8), who won their second in a row and pulled to within one point of the Los Angeles Kings for third place in the Pacific Division. Cale Makar had a goal and an assist, and Ross Colton and Mikko Rantanen scored for the Avalanche (49-25-7), who have lost four of their past five.

  • ClutchPoints | Vegas Golden Knights News

    Why Golden Knights will repeat as Stanley Cup champions in 2024

    You wouldn't have to go too far back to find the last time a National Hockey League franchise won back-to-back Stanley Cups. It happened in 2020 and 2021, when the Tampa Bay Lightning — a year removed from winning the President's Trophy and getting swept in the first round — finally broke through with its superstar core. The Bolts went to three Stanley Cup Finals between 2020-22, winning the first two before bowing out to the Colorado Avalanche in a thrilling six-game series in 2022. A couple of seasons later, and it's the Vegas Golden Knights looking to go back-to-back in 2024.