Just three years into NHL in the valley, and many Las Vegans have quickly become diehard Golden Knights fans, passionately cheering at games or watch parties, and becoming intimate with the roster. We can recite …
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Season predictions: How will the Golden Knights’ third campaign play out?
Many Golden Knights fans are confident in their vision for how the season will transpire. That vision, of course, ends with players hoisting the Stanley Cup …
If you can believe it, the Golden Knights are better than ever this season
For the first time in franchise history, Vegas enters a season unanimously — and rightfully — rated as one of the best teams in the NHL. Last preseason, there were reasons for some skepticism, namely the fact that …
What will the candidates do about gun violence?
Polling shows that many Americans are in favor of additional gun safety legislation such as expanded background checks. So where do 2020 presidential candidates stand on the issue?
The Big 10: Circle these games on your VGK calendar
If you see no other hockey games for the next six months or so, these are the ones to watch this season for the Vegas Golden Knights …
October 1 remembrance events dot the valley, beginning today
As weeks have turned into months and months into years, local officials, nonprofits and the community continue to host gatherings honoring victims of the October 1 shooting. Here are a few commemorating the upcoming second anniversary.
Golden Knights’ new GM weighs in on roster moves, cap management
The Golden Knights had only one choice when Kelly McCrimmon’s name began floating around in connection with other franchises: promote their assistant general manager …
World’s biggest sports book runs down this year’s most popular Stanley Cup bets
Most sports books won’t be facing multimillion-dollar losses like two years ago, or even small setbacks like last year, if the Vegas Golden Knights win the Stanley Cup this season. The Golden Knights’ odds are too low to create any real liability.
VGK youth movement: 2017 draftees Cody Glass and Nicolas Hague inch closer to the NHL
No conclusions should be made if either misses the cut. Remember, Alex Tuch and Shea Theodore were sent to the AHL to start the 2017-2018 season. Glass and Hague will both get their chance, even if it’s not on October 2 when the Knights open the seaso…
Golden Knights look poised for a Stanley Cup run
Of all the major professional sports leagues, the NHL has the most unpredictable standings on a year-to-year basis. It’s tough for teams to maintain success, which is why Vegas …