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Stone, Karlsson And Original Golden Knight Driving In Style

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A while back NHL.com asked star players who drove the nicest car? Most didn’t choose themselves, because, well, they’re hockey players and are just too nice. Overall, the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon seemed to be the consensus vehicle earning praise across the league. Also, the Porsche Spyder RS was another popular car among NHL players. Both models cost anywhere from $190K to $400K. It might sound like a lot, but compared to other sports, NHL’ers are a little less flashy. Except one, but we’ll get to him later.

Right now, William Karlsson. He has an Audi R8. – Mark Stone to NHL.com

Vegas captain Mark Stone was asked which teammate drove the nicest car, and his answer was a bit surprising. This is Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. Flashy sports cars and luxury vehicles are all over the valley. Who doesn’t remember the Original Misfits cruising to T-Mobile Arena in Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Rolls-Royces? Nope, it was none of those exotic cars. Stone chose a modest auto that one of his longtime teammates drives.

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It was slightly shocking that an Audi would be the nicest car on the Golden Knights roster. However, it likely cost Karlsson a cool 200 Gs, which would qualify as a high-end luxury sedan. While some of the bigger bodies on the team drive expensive SUVs and big-ass trucks, the six-foot Swede prefers a lower, quicker-to-handle vehicle to get around town. Plus, highway patrol is all over the 215 so why would the 2018 Lady Byng winner want a pricey speeding ticket?

Although Stone ranked Karlsson’s whip the nicest, he did say for now.

But I have one in the mail coming right now. So, I’m going to have the nicest soon. –Mark Stone to NHL.com

Well, it seems that Stone was so enamored with Karlsson’s Audi he decided to order his own. The captain was so jealous that he ordered an Audi R8 for himself through the mail. Side note, only Stone would order a new vehicle by mail.

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However, there was one familiar NHL goalie that is known for having the nicest cars in the entire league. It shouldn’t surprise anyone in Las Vegas. Multiple players from several teams nominated Fleury for the player with the nicest cars. As we know from his days in Southern Nevada, the future Hall of Famer is very fond of fast and powerful cars.

If you recall, Fleury was featured on the popular TV series Counting Cars in 2018. Personality Danny Koker customized a classic 1972 Chevelle Convertible for the 2021 Vezina trophy winner.

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Fleury auctioned off the Chevelle years later, but the 2018 Western Conference champion remains very fond of powerful cars. As for Vegas, the verdict is out. It’s possible Karlsson and Stone traded in their Audi sedans for high-end family SUVs. Maybe, the nicest car crown is up for grabs going into the new season.

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Sissons Looks Back At VGK’s ‘Just Get In’ Mentality

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Former Golden Knight Colton Sissons joined TSN Toronto on Thursday to discuss his latest move from Southern Nevada to Southern Ontario. After spending only one season in Las Vegas, Sissons helped strengthen the Golden Knights’ bottom six and added a strong veteran presence throughout the 2026 playoffs. In 22 postseason games, the former VGK center picked up two goals and six assists. It was Sissons’ highest point total in the playoffs since the Nashville Predators reached the Stanley Cup Final in 2017. For the most part, the Golden Knights got what they asked for from him for one season.

You just got to get in, and you never know what can happen. We really hit our stride heading into the playoffs. It was probably a bit later than we would have liked, and we had a coaching change late. Which gave us some new juice in the room and really motivated us to be our best night in and night out. –Colton Sissons to TSN

Sissons signed with the Maple Leafs this summer after spending his entire career in the Western Conference. The nine-year veteran played eight seasons with the Predators and one with the reigning Western Conference champions. The British Columbian native opened up about VGK’s surprising run and what spurred their rebound late in the regular season.

The former VGK’er was one of the loudest allies of interim coach John Tortorella when he was announced as replacement coach in late March. Sissons emphasized that the team had “bought in” and was “building our confidence back” after the organization fired Stanley Cup-winning coach Bruce Cassidy. The veteran voice spoke openly to the media about needing the change after Cassidy was cut loose. The club was in need of urgency and received it once Tortorella took the bench.

Eichel Tests Jersey Number Knowledge, Best And Worst NHL Numbers

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It’s time for more lighthearted content. This time NHL stars discuss the best and worst jersey numbers in the league, and of course, Jack Eichel and Tomas Hertl were participants. So, let’s start. Here are Eichel and Hertl’s favorite and least favorite hockey numbers across the NHL. As usual, popular numbers like 4, 7, 16, 19, and 91 are always ranked high. However, VGK star winger Mitch Marner forfeited #16 for a double-digit number that hadn’t been worn in team history. Now, you can spot Marner’s #93 on hundreds of fan jerseys across the valley.

Excluding #15 and #9, which numbers are Eichel’s favorite?

I really like 11. I wore it at the national program as a kid for a little bit. I think it looks nice. -Jack Eichel to NHL.com

In his career, the Golden Knights top center has worn two numbers since becoming a professional. He rocked #15 for his first three seasons in Buffalo but transitioned to #9 after teammate Evander Kane was no longer a Sabre. Since 2018, Eichel wore #9 in Buffalo for 166 games. He’s donned the same for 315 contests with Vegas and notably won a Stanley Cup in #9. By all accounts, the 11-year veteran is on pace to have his number retired and displayed on T-Mobile Arena’s rafters someday.

VGK’s Stone One Of Five Captains On Expiring Contracts

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There are 22 NHL teams with a captain this season, with Mark Stone entering his sixth year in that role for Vegas and the final season of his eight-year contract. 17 team leaders have contracts beyond this upcoming season. The remaining five, including Stone, are possibly heading into training camp for the final time with their current team.

NHL Captains On Expiring Contracts

  • Jamie Benn (DAL): Signed a 1-year contract with $2.35M AAV on 7/03/26
  • Jared Spurgeon (MIN): Signed a 7-year contract with $7.575M AAV on 9/14/19
  • Sidney Crosby (PIT): Signed a 2-year contract with $8.7M AAV on 9/16/24
  • Mark Stone (VGK): Signed an 8-year contract with $9.5M AAV on 3/8/19
  • Alex Ovechkin (WAS): Signed a 1-year contract with $4.25M AAV on 7/2/25

Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin signed a team-friendly, one year deal in early July. The league’s All-Time leading goal scorer is 40 years old and is entering his 22nd NHL season. All signs point to his retirement next summer. The same situation could apply to Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn. The 37-year-old penned an extremely discounted deal in early July as well. Benn is entering his 18th NHL season and wants to finish his career in North Texas.

Hertl, Stone And Other NHL’ers Admit Who Would Make Them Starstruck

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Professional hockey players are no different than us. Although they are highly paid athletes, NHL’ers still admire and enjoy following the careers of others. For instance, VGK captain Mark Stone is an avid golfer and follows the PGA very closely. So, it’s no surprise as to which celebrity Stone admitted to being starstruck by.

Tiger Woods. I’ve idolized him since I was ten years old. He’s always been bigger than life for me. –Mark Stone to NHL.com

Vegas fans have heard countless stories about Stone’s passion for the links. Annually, he’s one of the Golden Knights’ best golfers, and to no surprise, he’s likely the most intense over 18 holes. Heck, in 2023 Stone took the Stanley Cup for a round of golf in Montana. The unrestricted free agent played 18 with fellow Stanley Cup champions Jonathan Marchessault, Brayden McNabb and Chandler Stepehenson. In the past, Stone declared Stephenson as one of the best golfers across the NHL. Stephenson didn’t disagree. The former Golden Knight went on to follow his words up with a hole in one in 2025.

VGK Stars Share Most Embarrassing NHL Moments

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Over the years, NHL.com has caught up with players to have a little fun and show off their personalities. This time, the league’s outlet asked the pros to share what they considered the most embarrassing moment of their careers. Several Golden Knights players made the cut and shared their so-called “most embarrassing” NHL moment.

The most embarrassing NHL moment, I scored an own goal in San Jose. The goalie wasn’t very happy with me. I think I tried to carry the puck in front of the net and it went off of my stick and into the net. So, that’s probably my most embarrassing moment. –Jack Eichel to NHL.com

Miscues happen to every player. As flawless as Jack Eichel looks on the ice, even the top-line center had a submission, and it was quite comical. Thankfully, Eichel’s blooper happened when he was a member of the Buffalo Sabres.

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Either in Mites, Juniors, NCAA or even in the NHL, putting the puck in your own goal occasionally happens. However, as proven by Eichel, a player (or the goalie) never forgets about a clumsy blunder. Nor do players forget about losing an edge or falling on the ice unprovoked.

Vegas’ starting goaltender Carter Hart had an embarrassing moment of his own that he shared with NHL.com. While in Philadelphia, Hart was heading back to the ice after an intermission and seemed to forget he was on skates.

VGK Star’s Prettiest Goal In 10-Year Career Came Against The Golden Knights

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Through their 14 postseason victories, Vegas was led by their big 2025 offseason splash, Mitch Marner. The former Toronto Maple Leaf led the Golden Knights and the NHL with 29 points in the 2026 playoffs. Also, had several pretty plays in the postseason, including the incredible breakaway goal against Anaheim. One season in, Marner made his mark with Vegas, adding 80 points and fitting well with his teammates and the City of Las Vegas.

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Earlier this summer, the league caught up with Marner and other stars to discuss their prettiest NHL goal. Brand-name players like Patrick Kane, Cale Makar, Tage Thompson and a handful of others were shown highlight reel goals and asked if it were their prettiest, or nicest, goal of their career. Many agreed with the league-selected memorable moments, but Marner and a few others disagreed and had their own favorites.

I kind of walked in off the blue line coming down the hill. Beecher, I think it was. I know he’s a forward, so I kind of took him wide, made a play and then I had him one-on-one there in the slot. Tried to pump fake a move and tried to get him to bite and lucky enough he did. I don’t think this is my prettiest goal, though. I think actually the one I scored against Vegas. -Mitch Marner to NHL.com

Although Marner is a Golden Knight, one of his personal favorite goals came against his current team. A goal VGK teammate Brayden McNabb has likely forgotten about. Thankfully, they’re sharing the same side of the ice now.

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