I used to hate the fact that I was born and raised in Las Vegas because of other peoples preconceived notions about this town but the golden knights have brought this community together in such a way that I couldn't be more proud of my hometown. P.S. I'm not a bandwagon hockey fan. Ive been a fan since I went to my first las vegas wranglers (echl) game and have been a long time bruins fan.
This is awesome to read! I was curious how the locals would welcome the Golden Knights to be honest. Of course it helps in a general basis that the team is performing as well as they do though. Not sure what the situation would have been if they had performed as bad as many thought they would? And the best thing about VGK in my eyes? Seeing you turn from Bruins to VGK. The world needs less Bruins-fans ;) haha. Just kidding of course, kind of ;)
I moved to Vegas in 2008 from Buffalo, NY, born and raised blue and gold. I was very skeptical of the team out here because we have a lot of transients from all over the US and Canada, as well as the world living here. Everyone has an established team as a hockey fan, myself included. I remember sitting at the draft/NHL Award show last summer seeing the unveiling of the jersey, team name, and hearing the roster of players we picked up in the draft and my friends and I were like, Oh.Shit. We all thought we were going to be the laughing stock of the NHL. These guys, were not NHL superstars (with the exception of Fleury), they were guys let go by their teams because either they were not producing, or they didn't mesh with the style of hockey their team set forth. When the Oct 1 tragedy struck our town, we felt empty, shocked, and suffered a severe loss. These guys picked us all back up and I think that was the defining moment for this team. The locals really put all their time and energy behind them because of how much support they gave the community in the wake of tragedy, they stood behind us. Hockey fans are like a big family, as evidenced by the support for the Humboldt Broncos tragedy. Despite having our born and raised teams in our blood, who we will cheer for when they come to town to play the Golden Knights, we will always support this team! Everyone keeps saying we're bandwagon fans, but my question is how can you be a bandwagon fan when your team is a new team in the league? We have supported this team since the first pre-season game. Even if they don't make it to the Stanley Cup finals this year, or next, or whenever, we'll always be proud and supportive of their accomplishments this first season. GO KNIGHTS GO! #VegasStrong
Heather King i couldn't agree more. We supported this team before we even had a single player. At the draft, all i could think was "will these guys from all over the league be able to build the chemistry that other teams have had for years?" This team really helped me and a lot of others heal from oct 1 and thats why this community really came together to support this team. I was afraid this team wouldnt generate a real fanbase since las vegas is filled woth people from so many other places. I think thats why the haters are ao mad. They said we wouldnt have any fans and now, their inaugural season isnt even over yet, and everyone is a bandwagon fan. It really doesnt make sense. But reguardless, i love this team. Go knights go!
As a Kings fan (since they swept us in the first round of the playoffs) I was impressed it would’ve been nice if they won even after what happened in October 1, 2017 🙏🏽 #VegasStrong
How about Deryk Engelland? He went from being an enforcer to a 20 + minute a night defenseman in the matter of one offseason. Career highs in points too. I don't know if I've ever seen such a drastic change in a player.
I know, right?! He also fought hard all his life to even get to the NHL. His wife carried two (if not three) jobs just to help him reach his goal. Got his debut in the NHL at age 27 and got that great contract with Calgary 5 years later. Such a sunshine story in the end. And he is such a great guy! I actually don't think this video reflects how down to earth and humble that man is. Always putting everyone elses needs before his own.
Thats what is amazing about the NHL... a lof of these guys just make it fitting roles... Engelland probably grew up scoring goals or being the better skater than most guys he just happened to be genetically strong so that helped him get there.
As an NHL fan of nearly 40 years, and former longtime LA Kings fan from the purple and gold days, I never thought I'd see anything top the playoff game I attended that became known as "The Miracle On Manchester", when the Kings were down 5 - 0 after 2 periods to a young Wayne Gretzky and the Oilers, but came back to win 6 -5 in OT.That VGK inaugural pregame ceremony was one of the most powerfully emotional experiences I'd ever witnessed, especially those 58 seconds of silence, where the only movement that could be seen was the clock on the jumbotron working up to number 58. Between then and the dropping of the puck moments later, I don't believe there was a dry eye in the house, and after such an emotionally somber moment, I remember thinking "How are these guys now going to rise to the level of energy needed to compete in an NHL game?" Well they answered that call with 4 unanswered goals only halfway through the first period. That swing set the tone for what would become one of the greatest stories in sports history....and as a Vegas resident of the past 20 years (who was thrilled just to get a pro sports team), I am so proud of this team and organization for the tremendous accomplishments they achieved both on and off the ice, and extremely lucky to have experienced it from the start. GO KNIGHTS GO!!!!!!
1 more win and the Golden Knights head to the Stanley Cup Finals. As a Las Vegas native, this is what I’ll be telling my kids someday, that I got to witness history.
One of the best sports stories that I've seen since the Miracle in Ice. I can't even begin to describe what the team has done for the healing of Vegas.
I feel bad for the 32nd team or any team after the successful VGK cause they broke all the inaugural season records and set the bar so high for new expansion teams. Playoffs in inaugural season is amazing.
"I feel bad for the 32nd team or any team after the successful VGK cause they broke all the inaugural season records and set the bar so high for new expansion teams. Stanley Cup Finals in inaugural season is amazing." Did a little update there. :)
I bet the Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes and the Florida Panthers are jealous of the Vegas Golden Knights success, thanks to their ownership bringing in quality hockey minds in the front office and on the bench, but also pillars with experience in Marc-Andre Fleury and James Neal.
This is why, the players who left VGK still have ties with Vegas. We love them and players love us back and the city! Reeves and Schmidt still comes heres to play baseball with Raiders; a fundraising for the children of Las Vegas annually. Fleury said recenly in an interview after retirement he wants to build a house in Vegas and will call Vegas his second home. Karlsson already wants to retire here and already bought a house, got married here in the LV Valley! Love these guys!❤ 💛
Imagine how many people they brought into hockey. People that didn’t like hockey before, but do now because of the tragedy and the Knights doing everything they could. Classy bunch.
Born in Philly and still living there when the Flyers won their first Cup, I know what it's like to be an enthusiastic hockey fan. My aunt and I, by the way, were the only "spots" in the stands! Now, after living in Vegas for over 25 years, I was a Knights fan IMMEDIATELY but didn't get to a game until this, the second season. Becoming a Knights fanatic after attending a game was the easiest thing I've ever done. I just have to work on shedding some of my Philly fan habits...
I'm REALLY big fan of Golden Knights story. I'm always rooting for the underdog, so when take a punch of worlds greatest hockey players that no other team would want and everyone is telling that they won't do shit, this is what you get. They have said it many times themselfs that they love to show haters wrong. I am really hoping for them to win the Cup this year and I hope that my idol Haula scores in the last game. This is what the NHL is all about. Making some big dreams come true.
+NoleHoops Faithful I'm also happy for Seattle to get not only an NHL franchise once they revamp KeyArena at Seattle Center, but also down the road, an NBA franchise once the NBA expands to 32 teams.
As a traditional hockey fan I so want to not like this team. I tell myself that their fan base hasn't suffered (in the hockey sense) or earned the right to have a Stanley Cup. I tell myself this will be another failed attempt to popularize the sport in an area of the country that has no love for the game. But then you hear the stories, you see the fans, you see the passion down there. It's impossible to not like them. Go Oilers. #VegasStrong
From what I have seen, the community really rallies around the Knights (I'm also a Knights fan, but living outside of Las Vegas -- we plan to move there in two years, so I wanted to be aboard from Day One and watched 77 regular season games, even traveled to Vegas to see 2 in person!). They have meant a ton to the people of Las Vegas, I know from my two aunts and two uncles who live in Vegas as well. I think they will continue to receive fan support, win or lose, because of their incredible start and because these are memories people hold onto for a lifetime. It has also introduced so many people to hockey who now absolutely love the sport. I know it's probably NOT that fun for teams losing to Vegas, but in a general sense I think it WILL be fun for other fan bases to be able to travel to Vegas during the season and make their trip coincidence with their own team playing the Knights. Like a fun hockey / Vegas trip, what's not to love there? Hehe.
For sure! We are pretty set on Summerlin, I mean my family there lives in Henderson and they enjoy it and all, but I want to be near City National, I enjoy how affluent Summerlin is, and it's a bit cooler during the summers, and I love the master planned community approach. We're looking at a new development (Nova Ridge) and our budget is just over $1M so to me, Summerlin seems the right fit. I think we should look at Macdonald Highlands and at least give a chance to some of the nicer areas of Henderson, but honestly I love so much about Summerlin that I think, for us, it's probably the right decision.
I may be a proud born and raised Texan but Vegas was were I first got stationed and after spending three years there I was proud to call Vegas my second home. And after watching this town come together for one purpose I am even more proud!!! I LOVE VEGAS AND I AM A HUGE KNIGHTS FAN!!! GO KNIGHTS GO!!! VEGAS STRONG!!!
Patriot751 Vegas & Seattle have favorable acquisition terms compared to previous expansion teams. With the increase cost of landing an expansion team I don’t mind it one bit.
Irriducibile11 in this day of instant posting where something can air and two hours later be on a dozen different sites, I feel ages was the correct term. Would days have been better? A multitude of hours? A millennia of minutes? I'd love to hear your suggestion!
I remember I was hurt seeing Vegas shooting because go their a lot with my family on vacation because it’s like 2rd home and my home in USA 🇺🇸 I’m from Canada
I never doubted Vegas knights all year I New was good had chance I never picked dead last get destroyed I picked Vegas to cup I’m not joking I did everyone welcome Vegas with hate want gone say suck gone 5 years have no fans rude things say be a flop not me I loved I welcome Vegas knights with love hearts and the players I never doubted I’m pit fan I never put or bandwagon
The entire team was under a microscope after 1October! They couldn't get DUI's, or sexual assaults or do anything off the ice that would bring the team down! They did that! #VegasStrong!
Las Vegas Golden Knights Vs Vegas Golden Knights Four words not an intelligent marketing move. Las Vegas is an intl city and people around the world use the term Vegas. Their fan base is broad, all over the world. Four words too long!
The NHL and professional hockey fans should be embarrassed by all of this. It blows up every myth we've been fed all these years by the so-called hockey experts. A first year team of castoffs and a fired coach go to the Stanley Cup finals. Think about all the crap you've heard all these years about how to create a winning team. Think about all the Vegas players, now stars, who were nothing under their supposed expert previous owners, managers and coaches. The draft, the rebuilding, the trades, the high price coaches, the rookie stars of tomorrow, etc, etc - It is all a lot of BS..
I know the Raiders aren't an expansion team but I hope they get the same treatment from y'all Vegas citizens! As players looking at those fans they'd think who wouldn't wanna play for such fans?
hawks fan! (do not go to rockford .ILL unless to pawn a gun.) but hey. they suk now.. wolves fan! but st. louis cannot afford an a.h.l. team?. this guy did! and fought off people for naming rights.logo roks! i do not like expan teams( cannot grow own ice.. ect. ect. ) . everything about org rox. go knights!
"here are your "disney's....mighty ducks!?" . nice. on ice. well these kids have played on worse sounding teams. i kicked myself out of worse sounding band.
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A team comprised of rejects and unwanted players nearly wins the Stanley Cup in their first season. They are the real life mighty ducks.
I really wouldn’t say rejects
And some were still wanted
Yessir, now looking for their 2 Stanley cup appearance in their first 4 years, looking for their FIRST!
@@notdoree3159 rooting for u guys go beat Montreal and then win the cup sincerely pens fan/Marc Andre fleury fan obviously
@@b3llo366 What went through your mind when Fleury had that error?
I used to hate the fact that I was born and raised in Las Vegas because of other peoples preconceived notions about this town but the golden knights have brought this community together in such a way that I couldn't be more proud of my hometown.
P.S. I'm not a bandwagon hockey fan. Ive been a fan since I went to my first las vegas wranglers (echl) game and have been a long time bruins fan.
This is awesome to read! I was curious how the locals would welcome the Golden Knights to be honest. Of course it helps in a general basis that the team is performing as well as they do though. Not sure what the situation would have been if they had performed as bad as many thought they would?
And the best thing about VGK in my eyes? Seeing you turn from Bruins to VGK. The world needs less Bruins-fans ;) haha. Just kidding of course, kind of ;)
amber larsen where they against the steelheads?
I moved to Vegas in 2008 from Buffalo, NY, born and raised blue and gold. I was very skeptical of the team out here because we have a lot of transients from all over the US and Canada, as well as the world living here. Everyone has an established team as a hockey fan, myself included. I remember sitting at the draft/NHL Award show last summer seeing the unveiling of the jersey, team name, and hearing the roster of players we picked up in the draft and my friends and I were like, Oh.Shit. We all thought we were going to be the laughing stock of the NHL. These guys, were not NHL superstars (with the exception of Fleury), they were guys let go by their teams because either they were not producing, or they didn't mesh with the style of hockey their team set forth. When the Oct 1 tragedy struck our town, we felt empty, shocked, and suffered a severe loss. These guys picked us all back up and I think that was the defining moment for this team. The locals really put all their time and energy behind them because of how much support they gave the community in the wake of tragedy, they stood behind us. Hockey fans are like a big family, as evidenced by the support for the Humboldt Broncos tragedy. Despite having our born and raised teams in our blood, who we will cheer for when they come to town to play the Golden Knights, we will always support this team! Everyone keeps saying we're bandwagon fans, but my question is how can you be a bandwagon fan when your team is a new team in the league? We have supported this team since the first pre-season game. Even if they don't make it to the Stanley Cup finals this year, or next, or whenever, we'll always be proud and supportive of their accomplishments this first season. GO KNIGHTS GO! #VegasStrong
Heather King i couldn't agree more. We supported this team before we even had a single player. At the draft, all i could think was "will these guys from all over the league be able to build the chemistry that other teams have had for years?" This team really helped me and a lot of others heal from oct 1 and thats why this community really came together to support this team. I was afraid this team wouldnt generate a real fanbase since las vegas is filled woth people from so many other places. I think thats why the haters are ao mad. They said we wouldnt have any fans and now, their inaugural season isnt even over yet, and everyone is a bandwagon fan. It really doesnt make sense. But reguardless, i love this team. Go knights go!
Totally agreed. Born and raised in Vegas and still live here 30 years later. Always felt a mild embarrassment telling people that, but not anymore.
I'm not crying. You're crying!
I said the same dang thing
Not to be dramatic but I'm in tears
Mary Kazek i have to admit, the allergies hit me hard while watching this...
You're being dramatic.
Irriducibile11 come now, a man can cry if he needs too! And this story deserves the single tear down the cheek!
Mary Kazek same
I teared up a few times, it's a great story and we're a part of it!
As a Kings fan (since they swept us in the first round of the playoffs) I was impressed it would’ve been nice if they won even after what happened in October 1, 2017 🙏🏽 #VegasStrong
How about Deryk Engelland? He went from being an enforcer to a 20 + minute a night defenseman in the matter of one offseason. Career highs in points too. I don't know if I've ever seen such a drastic change in a player.
I know, right?! He also fought hard all his life to even get to the NHL. His wife carried two (if not three) jobs just to help him reach his goal. Got his debut in the NHL at age 27 and got that great contract with Calgary 5 years later. Such a sunshine story in the end. And he is such a great guy! I actually don't think this video reflects how down to earth and humble that man is. Always putting everyone elses needs before his own.
Thats what is amazing about the NHL... a lof of these guys just make it fitting roles... Engelland probably grew up scoring goals or being the better skater than most guys he just happened to be genetically strong so that helped him get there.
I remember when he played for us. One of my favorite at the time as a rookie. He beat up everyone.
I loved him in pit
He’s done now though
As an NHL fan of nearly 40 years, and former longtime LA Kings fan from the purple and gold days, I never thought I'd see anything top the playoff game I attended that became known as "The Miracle On Manchester", when the Kings were down 5 - 0 after 2 periods to a young Wayne Gretzky and the Oilers, but came back to win 6 -5 in OT.That VGK inaugural pregame ceremony was one of the most powerfully emotional experiences I'd ever witnessed, especially those 58 seconds of silence, where the only movement that could be seen was the clock on the jumbotron working up to number 58. Between then and the dropping of the puck moments later, I don't believe there was a dry eye in the house, and after such an emotionally somber moment, I remember thinking "How are these guys now going to rise to the level of energy needed to compete in an NHL game?" Well they answered that call with 4 unanswered goals only halfway through the first period. That swing set the tone for what would become one of the greatest stories in sports history....and as a Vegas resident of the past 20 years (who was thrilled just to get a pro sports team), I am so proud of this team and organization for the tremendous accomplishments they achieved both on and off the ice, and extremely lucky to have experienced it from the start.
GO KNIGHTS GO!!!!!!
1 more win and the Golden Knights head to the Stanley Cup Finals. As a Las Vegas native, this is what I’ll be telling my kids someday, that I got to witness history.
What a great team. They have done so much for their hometown. From a new fan.
So glad I came across this video, i’ve gained a massive respect for the Golden Knights
One of the best sports stories that I've seen since the Miracle in Ice. I can't even begin to describe what the team has done for the healing of Vegas.
I feel bad for the 32nd team or any team after the successful VGK cause they broke all the inaugural season records and set the bar so high for new expansion teams. Playoffs in inaugural season is amazing.
Agreed. What they have done is simply amazing. I kinda love it, but as you say - it sets the bar for (Seattle) way too high...
I wish 32 would have been the Nordiques or the Whalers but then again maybe it's just the nostalgia of my youth.
WasuWasuSu iii
Seattle is gonna have a bitch of a time w/ their Draft next year..
"I feel bad for the 32nd team or any team after the successful VGK cause they broke all the inaugural season records and set the bar so high for new expansion teams. Stanley Cup Finals in inaugural season is amazing." Did a little update there. :)
VGK is an amazing team, they fans are awsome and passionate about the team. VGK definitely deserves the Stanley Cup.
No. Capitals did. But as a Caps fan, I tilt my hat in respect because though they lost, they were very classy and respectful.
I love every past player, past and present. This team is classy and talented. I have cried many times watching them play.
I bet the Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes and the Florida Panthers are jealous of the Vegas Golden Knights success, thanks to their ownership bringing in quality hockey minds in the front office and on the bench, but also pillars with experience in Marc-Andre Fleury and James Neal.
This is why, the players who left VGK still have ties with Vegas. We love them and players love us back and the city! Reeves and Schmidt still comes heres to play baseball with Raiders; a fundraising for the children of Las Vegas annually. Fleury said recenly in an interview after retirement he wants to build a house in Vegas and will call Vegas his second home. Karlsson already wants to retire here and already bought a house, got married here in the LV Valley! Love these guys!❤ 💛
Imagine how many people they brought into hockey. People that didn’t like hockey before, but do now because of the tragedy and the Knights doing everything they could. Classy bunch.
Thanks for posting this watching history in the making. Go Knights Go from New Zealand
Born in Philly and still living there when the Flyers won their first Cup, I know what it's like to be an enthusiastic hockey fan. My aunt and I, by the way, were the only "spots" in the stands! Now, after living in Vegas for over 25 years, I was a Knights fan IMMEDIATELY but didn't get to a game until this, the second season. Becoming a Knights fanatic after attending a game was the easiest thing I've ever done. I just have to work on shedding some of my Philly fan habits...
I'm REALLY big fan of Golden Knights story. I'm always rooting for the underdog, so when take a punch of worlds greatest hockey players that no other team would want and everyone is telling that they won't do shit, this is what you get. They have said it many times themselfs that they love to show haters wrong. I am really hoping for them to win the Cup this year and I hope that my idol Haula scores in the last game. This is what the NHL is all about. Making some big dreams come true.
The fact of the matter is, that unless, the wheels come completely off, these guys are a viable cup contender.
I've grown to love my Vegas Golden Knights! VGK Rock!! #historycreated #welcometoimpossible #goknightsgo
#VEGASSTRONG
I always supported them since September, they were one of my favorite teams halfway through. Now I am a fan :)
This was a great documentary 👍🏻
So happy for Vegas...can't imagine how the atmosphere in Seattle's gonna be
+NoleHoops Faithful I'm also happy for Seattle to get not only an NHL franchise once they revamp KeyArena at Seattle Center, but also down the road, an NBA franchise once the NBA expands to 32 teams.
NoleHoops Faithful FUCK SEATTLE IS ALL ABOUT VEGAS!!!!!
It's about time LV got a big pro sports team!
The anthem for the NHL Cup will be even outstanding!
I wish the documentary had waited until after the Cup Finals to be released, to document their incredible run. (From a Caps fan.)
I was heartbroken when BBC we lost to you guys
As a traditional hockey fan I so want to not like this team. I tell myself that their fan base hasn't suffered (in the hockey sense) or earned the right to have a Stanley Cup. I tell myself this will be another failed attempt to popularize the sport in an area of the country that has no love for the game. But then you hear the stories, you see the fans, you see the passion down there. It's impossible to not like them. Go Oilers. #VegasStrong
Mark Dewald :)
From what I have seen, the community really rallies around the Knights (I'm also a Knights fan, but living outside of Las Vegas -- we plan to move there in two years, so I wanted to be aboard from Day One and watched 77 regular season games, even traveled to Vegas to see 2 in person!). They have meant a ton to the people of Las Vegas, I know from my two aunts and two uncles who live in Vegas as well. I think they will continue to receive fan support, win or lose, because of their incredible start and because these are memories people hold onto for a lifetime. It has also introduced so many people to hockey who now absolutely love the sport. I know it's probably NOT that fun for teams losing to Vegas, but in a general sense I think it WILL be fun for other fan bases to be able to travel to Vegas during the season and make their trip coincidence with their own team playing the Knights. Like a fun hockey / Vegas trip, what's not to love there? Hehe.
Jonathan Bowen Las Vegas is a great place to live depending on which part of town you move to
For sure! We are pretty set on Summerlin, I mean my family there lives in Henderson and they enjoy it and all, but I want to be near City National, I enjoy how affluent Summerlin is, and it's a bit cooler during the summers, and I love the master planned community approach. We're looking at a new development (Nova Ridge) and our budget is just over $1M so to me, Summerlin seems the right fit. I think we should look at Macdonald Highlands and at least give a chance to some of the nicer areas of Henderson, but honestly I love so much about Summerlin that I think, for us, it's probably the right decision.
Jonathan Bowen Summerlin is a great area, lots of rich people
I love my knights
And now there off to the Stanley cup finals. Amazing
I may be a proud born and raised Texan but Vegas was were I first got stationed and after spending three years there I was proud to call Vegas my second home. And after watching this town come together for one purpose I am even more proud!!! I LOVE VEGAS AND I AM A HUGE KNIGHTS FAN!!! GO KNIGHTS GO!!! VEGAS STRONG!!!
I have chills.
Your western conference champions.
it's funny how he;s talking about guys had to prove themselves and they show Fleury... He's a future HOF no need to prove anything
WE'RE GOING TO THE STANLEY CUP FINAL!!!! GO KNIGHTS GO!!!!
WOOOOO!!! LET'S SEE THEM MAKE HISTORY AND WIN THE STANLEY CUP EHH? #HISTORYCREATED #WELCOMETOIMPOSSIBLE #VEGASSTRONG #GOKNIGHTSGO !
Wife and I were at the Dallas game and yes I cried. Must respect for Dallas Stars. We moved to Tx and now we are back in Vegas. Go knights
18 Canadians on the roster...Discarded by their previous teams ..Including Neil and Fleury....Explains it all
That is a lot of Canadians. Explains a lot.
That Canadians like the desert and having a good time eh?
Imagine, a team made up of players nobody wanted and just kicking ass.
Patriot751 Vegas & Seattle have favorable acquisition terms compared to previous expansion teams. With the increase cost of landing an expansion team I don’t mind it one bit.
Amazing amazing AMAZING story!
Rich T. True! True! True! Amazing story, couldn't be better! #VEGASSTRONG
Thank you I was hunting for this for ages!
It was aired on April 3rd. You commented on April 6th. Three days are hardly "ages".
Irriducibile11 in this day of instant posting where something can air and two hours later be on a dozen different sites, I feel ages was the correct term. Would days have been better? A multitude of hours? A millennia of minutes? I'd love to hear your suggestion!
If Vegas is losing fans should never give on after all done for the city and help heal something cheer
im a coyotes fan but im so happy and glad vegas won that game.
Thanks!
Love this team❤️❤️❤️🎉🎊🎈🎈🎈🎈
Awesome
That fuckin' fan fest was nuts. Took us 20 minutes to get from the red carpet signing back to the damn garage.
Thanks
Most teams didn’t take these guys seriously it wasn’t until game 10
realize who they were
I remember I was hurt seeing Vegas shooting because go their a lot with my family on vacation because it’s like 2rd home and my home in USA 🇺🇸 I’m from Canada
as a knights fan rewatching this, im in tears
Go Knights! GO!
GO KNIGHTS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Go vegas go im a big fan
Look where there at now!!!
IM NOT CRYING YOURE CRYING!
Yes, yes I am crying.
Vegas ❤️
Go Knights Go! Off to a great season. #LifeinLasVegasBaby
I knew Vegas had a chance before the season began I knew where going be good I never dobted them
Captiankirk games your spelling is terrible
J S what’s spelled wrong
@@captiankirkgames4385 " i i knew where" its we're and " dobted" it's spelled "doubted"
I’m not a complete fan of Vegas I’m a Ducks fan (no hate) always have been. But I do like them the stories and players are amazing. #VegasStrong4Ever
Go Vegas go
Vegas is my home in USA when I go to the USA on vacation
Ego only works when you’re on your own
13:51 "Conner" McDavid lol
CANADA NEEDS MORE NHL TEAMS
I never dobted them
I knew Vegas was going be good
Vegas strong
If you don't have some water in your eyes after this you are dead inside.
I never doubted Vegas knights all year I New was good had chance I never picked dead last get destroyed I picked Vegas to cup I’m not joking I did everyone welcome Vegas with hate want gone say suck gone 5 years have no fans rude things say be a flop not me I loved I welcome Vegas knights with love hearts and the players I never doubted I’m pit fan I never put or bandwagon
Vegas knights did a lot golden knights change Vegas help heal and stronger
GO KNIGHTS
GO:D
I MISS NEAL😞😞😞😞😞
Sooo when is the movie coming out?
Karlsson 💞💞💗💗💖💖💕💕💓💓
The entire team was under a microscope after 1October! They couldn't get DUI's, or sexual assaults or do anything off the ice that would bring the team down! They did that! #VegasStrong!
Can't wait until someone gives VA a chance at a pro team #757
Good luck the 7 cities hate each other and can't bring a team of any kind on their own.
I'm happy Vegas has worked, but I still want to drop kick McPhee for trading Forsberg, for crappy rental, Martin Erat. totally screwing the Caps.
what happen to lindberg???????
And of course a Swede is the teams best player.
I say Vegas in playoffs and cup
I wish the team adds the "Las" in Las Vegas. To me as someone who grew up in Las Vegas, saying "vegas" sound cheap and touristy.
Las Vegas Golden Knights
Vs
Vegas Golden Knights
Four words not an intelligent marketing move. Las Vegas is an intl city and people around the world use the term Vegas. Their fan base is broad, all over the world.
Four words too long!
13:52 ummmmmm not being rude but, why the hell is CONNER MCDAVID ON OUR KNIGHTS VIDEO
they still need a captain.
emma duncan good teams every player is a captain...
Our players sit at the round table. Everyone is equal, everyone is a captain.
The NHL and professional hockey fans should be embarrassed by all of this. It blows up every myth we've been fed all these years by the so-called hockey experts. A first year team of castoffs and a fired coach go to the Stanley Cup finals. Think about all the crap you've heard all these years about how to create a winning team. Think about all the Vegas players, now stars, who were nothing under their supposed expert previous owners, managers and coaches. The draft, the rebuilding, the trades, the high price coaches, the rookie stars of tomorrow, etc, etc - It is all a lot of BS..
I know the Raiders aren't an expansion team but I hope they get the same treatment from y'all Vegas citizens! As players looking at those fans they'd think who wouldn't wanna play for such fans?
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The raiders can never come close to what the Knights have done. Raiders is the worst thing for Vegas.
21:53 - ridiculous
Knights SWEPT the Kings.
That's right.
God damn allergies
Never dobted Vegas
Vegas is the best but my friends say Jets are better
hawks fan! (do not go to rockford .ILL unless to pawn a gun.) but hey. they suk now.. wolves fan! but st. louis cannot afford an a.h.l. team?. this guy did! and fought off people for naming rights.logo roks! i do not like expan teams( cannot grow own ice.. ect. ect. ) . everything about org rox. go knights!
"here are your "disney's....mighty ducks!?" . nice. on ice. well these kids have played on worse sounding teams. i kicked myself out of worse sounding band.
what r u saying
500 million dollars buys a great goalie a great coach play the ''Trap''and you could win the holy grail.....Stanley Cup.....
Wow.. You're a special kind of less intelligent, aren't you?
they arent all castaways, most of them were wanted by their teams they just couldnt be protected
Can't wait for my boys to put a stop to this team #ALLCAPS