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“This stage is a bit smaller and more like a touring stage in the sense that it’s set up more like an amphitheater. It’s very rock ’n’ roll, very interactive stage, less formal.”

A wide gap separated the best teams in college football from everyone else this regular season—but not in the exact way most anticipated coming into the year. The preseason saw …

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The Golden Knights acquired Chandler Stephenson last week in a trade to provide depth to their bottom six. He debuted as a fourth-line center and played some third-line wing, which appeared to be the extent of his role going forward.

“This stage is a bit smaller and more like a touring stage in the sense that it’s set up more like an amphitheater. It’s very rock ’n’ roll, very interactive stage, less formal.”

The emotions started with the announcement of the starting goalie. There’s always a big cheer for the Golden Knights’ future Hall of Famer, but tonight the thunderous applause went to a different stratosphere …

In the mid-1990s, hockey fans were introduced to a new technology called FoxTrax, intended to make it easier for viewers to follow the puck during National Hockey League telecasts on Fox. Now …

Las Vegas Bowl Executive Director John Saccenti spent Sunday morning traveling back to Southern Nevada from Boise, Idaho. He took in the Mountain West championship game on Saturday …

Dillon Cassell has dreamed of becoming a pilot since middle school. The Rancho High senior comes from a long line of pilots and first responders, including his father, who …

Malcolm Subban knew he was going to start last Monday in Dallas. The Golden Knights lost that game, but no sweat: Marc-Andre Fleury was going to play Wednesday and the regular rotation would continue.