Golden Knights Have Updated TV Broadcast Team
The changes take effect for the 2026-27 season as the team shifts its rinkside reporting assignments.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Hockey
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The Vegas Golden Knights have adjusted their television broadcast lineup for the 2026-27 season. Longtime reporter Ashali Vise will move to a limited schedule to spend more time with her family.
Why it matters
The changes reflect a shift in the organization's media presence for the upcoming season while maintaining the stability of the long-standing radio and commentary teams. Residents following the team will see the updated assignments during home and road broadcasts starting this year.
The broadcast shakeup includes the 6th season for rinkside reporter Ashali Vise, while radio announcers Dan D'Uva and Gary Lawless reach their 10th season on 107.9 FM.
The players
Ashali Vise
A rinkside reporter entering her sixth season with the Golden Knights organization.
Jamie Hersch
The broadcaster assuming the role of primary home rinkside reporter and road studio host.
Daren Millard
The studio host for pregame, intermission, and postgame shows who also handles road rinkside reporting.
Dave Goucher and Shane Hnidy
The play-by-play and color commentary team for Golden Knights television broadcasts.
Dan D'Uva and Gary Lawless
The radio broadcasting team entering their 10th season with the organization.
The details
Jamie Hersch will take over as the primary rinkside reporter for home games and studio host for road games, filling the role previously held by Vise. Daren Millard remains in his role as host for pregame, intermission, and postgame shows, adding road rinkside reporting duties. Play-by-play announcer Dave Goucher and color commentator Shane Hnidy continue their broadcast partnership, with Alec Martinez returning as a guest analyst.
Timeline
The new broadcasting assignments take effect for the 2026-27 season.
Jameson Vise, the reporter's child, turns one year old in October 2026.
Beyond the Strip
These broadcast assignments follow the standards established during the 2023-24 championship-era media cycle. This lineup adjusts those precedent roles to accommodate a shift in personnel availability.
Fans can hear the radio team on KVGS 107.9 FM throughout the season. Viewers watching from home will see the updated rinkside reporting duties beginning with the start of the 2026-27 schedule.
The takeaway
The Golden Knights have shifted their television personnel to allow for more family time for key staff. Keep an eye on the opening home broadcast to see the new rinkside reporting alignment.
Further reading
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