LAS VEGAS (March 9, 2026) — The Las Vegas Desert Dogs were active ahead of the National Lacrosse League trade deadline on Monday, completing a series of roster moves aimed at strengthening the club’s future. The team executed multiple trades involving veteran players while adding defensive depth and acquiring several draft picks, including a first-round selection, as part of a broader effort to build long-term roster flexibility.
- Marshal King was traded to the Vancouver Warriors for a conditional 2027 4th Round Selection.
- Casey Wilson was traded to the Halifax Thunderbirds for Defensemen Tyson Bell, a 2026 1st Round Pick and a 2027 2nd Round Pick.
- Josh Jackson was traded to the Toronto Rock for a 2027 3rd Round Selection.
- Justin Sykes was traded to the Ottawa Black Bears for a 2026 4th Round Selection.
- The Desert Dogs received defensemen Zach Young from the Oshawa Firewolves for a 2026 2nd Round Selection (via Oshawa.)
- Tyson Gibson was released from the 21 Man Roster and resigned to the Practice Roster.
- Defensemen Peyton Rezanka was released from the Practice Roster.
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The Las Vegas Desert Dogs are a professional box lacrosse team and a member of the National Lacrosse League (NLL). Known for their dedication to excellence and their passionate fanbase, the Desert Dogs have become a symbol of local pride for the city of Las Vegas and one of the most entertaining nights out. The Desert Dogs play 18 games in the regular season, 9 home games + 9 away games. All home games are played at Lee’s Family Forum located in Henderson, NV, minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip. Games can be viewed locally on FOX 5, SSSEN, YouTube TV, ESPN+ and select games on ESPN2 and ESPNU. To stay updated on all things Las Vegas Desert Dogs, visit our official website lasvegasdesertdogs.com and follow us on social media @VegasDesertDogs on Facebook, X, Instagram, Tik Tok, LinkedIn and YouTube.
