LAS VEGAS -- The Golden Knights and Lotus Broadcasting are switching stations, literally.

From 98.9 FM to 94.7 FM, the Golden Knights will have a new radio home beginning Thursday, Dec. 18.

The team’s games have been broadcast on 98.9 FM since the teams joined the NHL in 2017.

Lotus Broadcasting believes the transition to 94.7 FM will bring increased signal strength to provide listeners an upgraded and more reliable listening experience.

The broadcast will now include an HD signal, expanding coverage throughout Southern Nevada, while giving listeners more ways to access Golden Knights programming.

Golden Knights fans can also find the broadcast on KOMP 92.3 HD2, further broadening availability across the valley.

All Golden Knights programming and on-air personalities remain the same, including game broadcasts with Dan D’Uva and Gary Lawless, pre/intermission/postgame coverage with Ryan Wallis and the VGK Insider Show with Wallis and Daren Millard.

The team’s AM station on 1340 AM remains unchanged, consistent with what listeners have been accustomed to since the inaugural season.

PHOTO CREDIT: Vegas Golden Knights right wing Pavel Dorofeyev (16) celebrates his goal ahead of during during the third period at UBS Arena.