Las Vegas, NV- For the first time in history, the NCAA Frozen Four arrived in Las Vegas, bringing college hockey’s premier event to the bright
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BREAKING: Golden Knights Fire Bruce Cassidy and Hire John Tortorella as New Head Coach
The Vegas Golden Knights have announced the release of Bruce Cassidy from his coaching duties and have immediately hired John Tortorella as the franchise’s fourth
Golden Knights Falls 4-3 in Overtime Against Edmonton.
Tonight’s matchup between the Edmonton Oilers and Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena carried significant stakes, with the winner set to claim second place in
Golden Knights Shut Out Again as Utah Mammoth Cruise to 4–0 Win in Las Vegas
The Vegas Golden Knights saw their four-game homestand at T-Mobile Arena come to a disappointing end Thursday night, falling 4–0 to the Utah Mammoth in
Sabres Shut Out Golden Knights Behind Luukonen’s 27 Saves
On this St. Patrick’s Day, the Vegas Golden Knights return home looking to keep their offense rolling as they take on the Buffalo Sabres. Vegas
Mike Tyson Pays Six Figures to Build Boxing’s Future in Las Vegas
The inaugural Mike Tyson Invitational brought 52 young fighters from across the country to Las Vegas for a unique amateur boxing showcase. Long before the
Utah State Eliminates UNLV from Mountain West Tournament with 80–60 Quarterfinal Win
The second day of the Mountain West Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament tipped off Thursday afternoon at the Thomas & Mack Center with a quarterfinal matchup
Golden Knights Fall 4-2 to Wild, Drop 5 of Last 6 Since Break
The Vegas Golden Knights returned home to T-Mobile Arena following the 2026 Winter Olympics and a five-game road trip, welcoming the Minnesota Wild in a
Rebels Deliver Dominate Win Over Utah State on Senior Night
LAS VEGAS — In a statement performance on Senior Night at the Thomas & Mack Center, the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels pulled off a statement win
Rugby League Takes Over Vegas: A Review of the NRL Las Vegas Event
When the National Rugby League (NRL) brought its season opener to Las Vegas, it wasn’t just a novelty—it was a statement. The world’s best rugby