The Vegas Golden Knights host the Calgary Flames at 5 p.m. today looking to extend their longest winning streak of the season to six games.
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Clash between Raiders, Saints tarnished by injury, teams’ irrelevance
No game on the Raiders’ schedule shaped up as intriguing as this one at the beginning of the season but those expectations won’t be met.
Donors rally after burglary at Las Vegas’ Majestic theater; organizer calls response a ‘Christmas miracle’
Troy Heard calls it a “Christmas miracle.” After finding his Arts District theater looted on Christmas day, Heard created a GoFundMe to replace around $10,000 of stolen equipment …
Driverless taxis making the rounds along the Las Vegas Strip, preparing for passenger rides
Among the steady stream of vehicles cruising the Las Vegas Strip, onlookers might notice a boxy car with seats facing each other and cameras …
Pubs replicate arena atmosphere for fans during VGK broadcasts
The sounding of a horn to signal a home goal has become a staple in the NHL since Bill Wirtz, the then-owner of the Chicago Blackhawks, started the tradition in …
Merry and bright: Christmas apparel for UNLV sports
What makes Christmas season so, well, Christmassy? Is it the gifts? The music? The movies and …
Golden Knights finding success through Kolesar’s career season
Keegan Kolesar’s sudden spike in play hasn’t been a surprise for Golden Knights coach Bruce Cassidy. He saw flashes of it during fall training camp and knew …
Israeli hockey team leaves Las Vegas having forged bond with local players
Most Sin City Kings hockey games at Hylo Park Arena are attended by family and friends of the players on the semiprofessional team. Sunday’s game was different. A few hundred fans were …
Live: Golden Knights maintaining 1-goal lead
No one found the back of the net in the second as the Golden Knights still lead the Ducks, 1-0. Defenseman Alex Pietrangelo briefly left the game after being hit …
Column: Rickey Henderson’s death is the true end of baseball in Oakland
Oakland baseball didn’t die when the A’s left for Sacramento, Las Vegas or wherever that ownership group thinks they’re ending up.