Why this is the wrong time to make such a move ... if there is a right time.

There are many decisions revolving around that ultimate decision.

Marc-Andre Fleury's red-hot play in net has carried the Golden Knights to the Stanley Cup Final in their inaugural season, making him our NHL Player on the Rise!

The mandate for Paul Fenton: reach the next level. Easier said than done.

He'll earn $950,000 in 2018-19.

Could he be joining Lou Lamoriello in New York?

It all comes down to this as the Vegas Golden Knights will attempt win the Stanley Cup, which begins Monday, May 28th on NBC and NBC Sports app.

Tuesday's collection of links.

T.J. Oshie has an unquestionable work ethic and the Lightning should be worried now that he has two goals under his belt from Game 6.

The Lightning may have the home-ice advantage for Game 7, but the Capitals have shown they have the winning formula to win on the road.

Holtby, Oshie and Smith-Pelly combine to force Game 7.

Nikita Kucherov has let his frustrations show and it appears to be bringing down the whole team. Jon Cooper now has the difficult task of getting a big game out of him in Game 7.

T.J. Oshie scored twice in Game 6 and tells Pierre McGuire he's prepared for the Lightning to regroup, make adjustments and create an all-out war in Game 7.

Game 7 is Wednesday night in Tampa.

Braden Holtby was the difference-maker for the Capitals in Game 6 and Keith Jones noticed he was much more confident in this game, which should bode well for Game 7.

Braden Holtby made 24 saves to shutout the Lightning as T.J. Oshie and Devante Smith-Pelly each found the back of the net to force Game 7 back to Tampa Bay.

Devante Smith-Pelly beats Andrei Vasilevskiy after a great assist from Chandler Stephenson to give the Capitals a 2-0 lead over the Lightning in the third period.

Nicklas Backstrom makes a perfect pass to T.J. Oshie who finds the back of the net with a one-timer on the power play late in the second period.

Vasilevskiy keeps game tied with some thievery.

Andrei Vasilevskiy drops his stick and makes an incredible glove save on Evgeny Kuznetsov to keep the Capitals from the back of the net.

Will the Capitals or Lightning meet the Golden Knights in the Stanley Cup Final?

Tampa leads the series 3-2.

Marc-Andre Fleury continues to be the talk of the postseason by playing spectacular hockey in net and acting as a perfect rallying point for the Golden Knights.

Vegas' top line is defying the odds by playing so well together so quickly, and though both Reilly Smith and Jonathan Marchessault played together in Florida, what William Karlsson has done has been...

The Golden Knights' fourth line has earned their minutes and won the trust of Gerard Gallant, which has aided in the incredible depth of this young team.

Fenton replaces Chuck Fletcher, who was fired in April.

After a recent playoff win, Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury met with the family of late Darcy Haugan, the coach and GM of the Humboldt Broncos.

They get so close but are always just so far away.

What does it say about the NHL that a first-year team can reach the Stanley Cup Final?

"We have to understand the magnitude of the situation."

"He doesn't want to give up a goal at all, including in practice. That's the mentality he has and that's why he's so good."

Monday's collection of links.

Some key decisions await with big names needing to get paid.

Vegas will play either Tampa Bay or Washington in the Stanley Cup Final.

Vegas baby, Vegas!

Ryan Reaves scored the game-winner and Marc-Andre Fleury made 31 saves as the Golden Knights beat the Jets 2-1 in Game 5 to reach the Stanley Cup Final.

Winnipeg Jets run out of gas in Game 5.

Nate Schmidt explains why the team believed they could reach the Stanley Cup Final as far back as Christmas and discusses the camaraderie of their locker room.

After eliminating the Winnipeg Jets in five games, Deryk Engelland accepts and then skates around with the Clarence S. Campbell Bowl.

After beating the Winnipeg Jets, Marc-Andre Fleury detailed how the Golden Knights pushed through to the Stanley Cup Final.

Ryan Reaves deflects a shot from the point off of the crossbar and into the back of the net to propel the Golden Knights to a one-goal lead in Game 5.

Josh Morrissey scores quickly off the faceoff for his first playoff goal and ties the Golden Knights at 1.

The United States topped Canada, 4-1, to claim the bronze medal at the world ice hockey championship.

Alex Tuch scores off a deflection to give the Vegas Golden Knights a quick 1-0 lead over the Winnipeg Jets.

Joe Morrow and Dmitry Kulikov must shake off the rust. Fast.

Vegas leads the series 3-1.

The fun continues Sunday, when the Jets host Game 5

If the Jets can pull out a victory Sunday, Game 6 is Tuesday night in Las Vegas

Tampa leads the series 3-2.

Capitals dig own grave and can't climb out of it.