With the Vegas Golden Knights entering November of the 2026-27 season, it's time to examine the franchise's all-time scoring leaders for the month. Of course, several Original Misfits appear on this list, while some current superstars continue climbing the rankings in pursuit of the top spot. Who are the best November scorers in Golden Knights history?
Golden Knights all-time leading scorers in November
Chandler Stephenson - 25 points
Chandler Stephenson skated in 37 games for the Golden Knights in November, scoring 25 points with six goals and 19 assists. Surprisingly, he is one of three players in the top 10 who had an even plus/minus total, while compiling the least number of shots with just 59.
Max Pacioretty - 28 points
Max Pacioretty played in Vegas for four seasons, compiling the third-best points-per-game average (0.97) in November with 28 points in 29 games. Overall, he is tied for the sixth most goals in the month with 15, and played in the fewest games to crack the top 10. Moreover, he tallied only one game-winning goal during the month.
Ivan Barbashev - 31 points
Fan favorite Ivan Barbashev hasn’t been around long, but usually begins the season by stockpiling points, evident by the 31 he has in 42 November games. He’s currently sitting at 13 goals and 18 helpers. With a plus-13 rating, he ranks third all-time behind Brayden McNabb (plus-23) and William Carrier (plus-14).
Alex Pietrangelo - 38 points
Although it’s been a minute since Alex Pietrangelo patrolled the Golden Knights’ blueline, he is still one of their top performers in November with 38 points in 51 games. He scored nine and added 29 assists. Interestingly, he's one of the few Vegas players to record a power-play goal, a shorthanded goal, and a game-winning goal during November.
Mark Stone - 41 points
Captain Mark Stone picked up his 18th goal in November on Monday night in Boston, which bumped his overall monthly total to 41 points. He needs another 13 points to move past Reilly Smith and crack the franchise's top five. As a multi-talented player, Stone is one of the few Golden Knights players with multiple goals in various special teams situations.
Reilly Smith - 53 points
Original Misfit Smith helped the Golden Knights win their first Stanley Cup in 2023. With a head start over many names on this list, he was one of three players to collect 50 points in November, finishing his tenure with 53 in 82 games. His stat line included 24 goals and 29 assists, with a franchise-leading four shorthanded goals.
Jonathan Marchessault - 63 points
The only player to win the Conn Smythe Trophy in a Golden Knights sweater sits comfortably among the franchise's November scoring leaders with 63 points in 78 games. During his run with the club, he scored 29 goals and added 34 assists while collecting 47 penalty minutes. That total currently ranks third all-time, while his minus-3 rating is the worst total among top 10 scorers.
Jack Eichel - 63 points
Jack Eichel was pointless in Boston on Monday, so he has yet to catch up to his teammate for second place on this list and break the tie with Marchessault. Although Eichel has scored only 21 November goals, his 42 assists rank second in franchise history for the month. In addition, his 1.10 points-per-game average is the top mark as he’s the only skater in the top 10 with more points than games played, 63 to 57.
William Karlsson - 66 points
As one of the franchise's remaining Original Misfits, William "Wild Bill" Karlsson has an opportunity to take over first place on this list. In just 86 games, the Swedish forward leads all November scorers with 32 goals, the only one to surpass 30 in the month. Moreover, he leads all players with seven game-winners, with Marchessault next in line with four.
Shea Theodore - 68 points
Like Karlsson, Shea Theodore has been in gold since day one and is one of two players to skate in over 100 November games, along with McNabb. After 102 battles, the defenseman has 12 goals and a record 56 assists for 68 points. Surprisingly, he has recorded the second-most shots in the month with 246, behind Marchessault’s 259, while logging the second-most shifts and ice time.
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