Rasmus Andersson, physically, is here. Whether he’s had time to breathe is another matter. The past two weeks have been a blur for the Vegas Golden Knights defenseman, having gone from immigration procedures to jumping headfirst for a stretch of six games in eight days. Not to mention he hasn’t had one full practice with his new team since being acquired from the Calgary Flames on Jan. 18. “I think he has to learn on the fly,” Knights coach Bruce Cassidy said. “It’s that simple.” Andersson probably would have liked to have joined his new team under better circumstances. The Knights’ current run of seven losses in eight games has come since the...
