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Golden Knights Playoff Excitement Headlines Today’s Las Vegas Sports TV Schedule

By Matthias Binder April 21, 2026
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Golden Knights Take Center Ice in Playoff ActionSilver Knights Keep the Hockey Momentum GoingAthletics Bring MLB to Local ScreensNational Sports Fill Out the Evening

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Las Vegas – Hockey fever grips the Entertainment Capital as the Vegas Golden Knights prepare for a crucial home playoff matchup.[1][2] Fans across the valley have multiple options to catch local teams and national action on television and radio. This Tuesday’s lineup blends high-stakes NHL playoffs with minor league hockey and Major League Baseball broadcasts tailored for the region.

Golden Knights Take Center Ice in Playoff Action

The spotlight falls squarely on the Vegas Golden Knights tonight. They host the Utah Mammoth in Game 2 of the Western Conference First Round at T-Mobile Arena, with puck drop set for 6:30 p.m.[1] This follows their recent series openers, keeping the momentum alive for Sin City supporters.

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Viewers can watch the game live on KMCC-34, the dedicated local sports channel known as Vegas 34.[2][3] Radio coverage airs on KKGK-AM (1340) and KFLG-FM (94.7), providing play-by-play for those on the go or preferring audio immersion.[2] The upcoming schedule includes another home clash against Utah on Friday at the same time slot.

Silver Knights Keep the Hockey Momentum Going

Not to be overshadowed, the Henderson Silver Knights of the AHL face Bakersfield on Tuesday at 7 p.m. This matchup offers additional hockey excitement shortly after the Golden Knights’ telecast.[4] KMCC-34 carries the game, making it a seamless transition for dedicated fans.

Radio listeners tune into KLAV-AM (1230) for the broadcast.[4] The Silver Knights continue their road trip later in the week, including a visit to Tucson on Friday and Saturday.

Athletics Bring MLB to Local Screens

Baseball enthusiasts turn to the Oakland Athletics, whose games receive regional broadcasts in Las Vegas. Tonight’s contest against the Seattle Mariners starts at 9:40 p.m.[5] Select Athletics matchups air on Fox 5 (KVVU) and the Silver State Sports and Entertainment Network, building anticipation for their future Vegas home.[6]

Sport Matchup Time TV/Radio
NHL Vegas Golden Knights vs. Utah Mammoth (Game 2) 6:30 p.m. KMCC-34; KKGK-AM (1340)/KFLG-FM (94.7)
AHL Henderson Silver Knights vs. Bakersfield 7 p.m. KMCC-34; KLAV-AM (1230)
MLB Athletics vs. Seattle Mariners 9:40 p.m. Fox 5 / Silver State Sports (select games)

National Sports Fill Out the Evening

Beyond local teams, national networks deliver a packed slate. NHL playoff coverage dominates, with other first-round games potentially on ESPN or TNT, though specifics align with league broadcasts.[7] MLB regular-season action spans multiple channels, including regional sports networks for West Coast teams.

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  • NBA playoffs tip off with early-round thrillers on ESPN and TNT, check local listings like KSNV HDTV for timings around 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.[8]
  • PGA Tour’s RBC Heritage continues on CBS and Golf Channel, offering afternoon golf from Harbour Town.[9]
  • LIV Golf rounds air on various networks, with morning slots on Fox Sports.[10]
  • Soccer fans catch Coupe de France semifinals on FS2 at 7 p.m.[11]

Streaming options abound via services like ESPN+, MLB.TV, and FanDuel Sports Network for out-of-market games.[12] Las Vegas viewers benefit from robust cable packages covering these events.

Consult full listings at the Las Vegas Review-Journal for updates.[2]

Key Takeaways:

  • Prioritize KMCC-34 for back-to-back Vegas hockey doubleheader starting at 6:30 p.m.
  • Radio options like KKGK-AM ensure no missed calls during commutes.
  • Athletics broadcasts strengthen local MLB ties amid relocation talks.

Vegas sports passion runs deep, especially during playoffs. Grab your remote, stock the snacks, and dive into the action. What game are you most excited for tonight? Share in the comments below.

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