Say what you will about the Los Angeles Kings (#EveryoneSucksButVegas), but what they did to close out Frozen Fury and figuratively pass the torch to Las Vegas was absolutely brilliant.
Check it out.
The Kings also showed a pretty cool highlight video thanking Las Vegas for all the memories of the 18 years of Frozen Fury.
Goodbye Kings, Hello ________ Knights!
VGK vs SEA (10/10/23)
VGK -165
SEA +140
O/U 6 (O -125)
VGK at SJS (10/12/23)
VGK -235
SJS +192
O/U 6.5 (U -120)
VGK vs ANA (10/14/23)
VGK -350
ANA +275
O/U 6.5 (U -115)
VGK to make playoffs
Yes -470
No +350
VGK to win Stanley Cup
+950 (T-5th)
VGK to win Western Conference
+430 (3rd)
VGK to win Pacific Division
+230 (2nd)
TV UPDATE
Vegas 34 has been switched to Channel 34 on Cox.
So, Vegas 34 is now on 34 on Cox, DirecTV, and over the air. It’s still on 32 on Dish.
After missing a practice, William Karlsson is back on the ice for today’s skate.
Jack Eichel played 2:19 on the penalty kill last night. That's more than he saw in all but one of his 123 games as a Golden Knight.
Bruce Cassidy explained why he used Jack on the PK last night and how much he'd like to see him out there moving forward.
Photo courtesy of Cox Communications
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Tyler Collins
It was awesome to watch. Can’t believe they boo’d Foley though. Typical LA fans.
Ken Boehlke
They didn’t boo Foley. They were saying Luc (Luuuuuuuuuuuuuc) for Luc Robitaille.