Las Vegas will mark one of Alex Trebek’s first public appearances since revealing his Stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis in March.
Ben Gotz
Former Assistant Sports Editor
The Golden Knights will travel to San Jose on Sept. 21 in their first meeting with the Sharks since the controversial end of their first-round Stanley Cup playoff series.
Two different groups are trying to bring MLS to Las Vegas: The city, as part of a downtown redevelopment project, and Golden Knights owner Bill Foley.
The first-year Lights coach has lived apart from his wife and most of his six kids since Jan. 1, but trying times have only brought the family closer together.
The Las Vegas-based sports bettor is scheduled to be a presenter at the 2019 NHL Awards at Mandalay Bay Events Center on June 19.
Foley faces competition from several other cities for an MLS expansion franchise that includes Las Vegas.
What cities and groups will be Las Vegas’ competition? Are some cities more of a sure thing than others? The answers can be broken to near certainties, contenders and pretenders.
The Las Vegas Bowl announced Tuesday it will move to Las Vegas Stadium in 2020 and has a deal to feature either a Big Ten or Southeastern Conference team vs. a Pac-12 team.
The Chicago Wolves reached the American Hockey League’s championship series thanks to the efforts of Knights’ prospects like Cody Glass and Nicolas Hague.
The Golden Knights signed 19-year-old Jonas Rondbjerg, who they drafted 65th overall in 2017, to a three-year, entry-level contract Thursday.
Emily Kline, 17, was an alternative captain for the Junior Knights Varsity D3 team this past season and served as an assistant captain.
The Golden Knights released a Twitter video on Wednesday featuring Ryan Reaves dressing up as a knight statue and scaring his teammates.
Fans can see the team’s prospects in action from June 25-29 at City National Arena.
Stone assisted on a last-second, game-tying goal in regulation, then scored in overtime to help Canada beat Switzerland 3-2 in the quarterfinals.
Game 3 of the Wolves’ best-of-seven Calder Cup Conference Final series against the San Diego Gulls can be heard on AM (1340) and FM (98.9).