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You all see Gritty destroying people on the ice last night?? lol good stuff.
Better than Andrew Macdonald.
You all see Gritty destroying people on the ice last night?? lol good stuff.
Better than Andrew Macdonald.
This theme still gives me all the feels every time I hear it... anyway, HOCKEY IS BACK!!!
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yessss awesome stuff, good find. Thanks for sharing.
My Red Wings will be in for another rough year I predict, but I'm hoping they keep the roster young and let some of these kids play and get better.
Then, after Steve Y leaves the Bolts after this season, he returns to the Motor City, aka (more like f/k/a), HOCKEYTOWN, to restore this great franchise and return us to the glory of Ol' Stanley.
When are us Vegas locals going to stop being oppressed and get a VGK icon in the vPlaza?
When are us Vegas locals going to stop being oppressed and get a VGK icon in the vPlaza?
Icons were a package purchase from like ten years ago,... I honestly don’t think they can be updated.
Wow. Q out in Chicago.
Color me shocked re: the timing. But this was beginning to reek of 2017-18 all over again. A promising start done in by Q's stagnant changes that proved to generally ineffective.
Since moving to Vegas I've taken an interest in the Golden Knights. Tickets are ridiculously expensive though so I haven't yet been to a game.
Never heard of it, I'll check it out.Have you taken to the secondary aps like Gametime?? I swear by it. I was never comfortable paying the prices for lower tier, behind the dugout, seats at Angel Stadium... I get them on Gametime all the time now for a fraction of what they usually go for. You just wait until the day of the game.... been to a couple Ducks games for cheap also. I see concert tickets and such too on there. Hopefully that helps.
Checked it, they're still spendy (91 bucks for the cheapest seats). The difference I guess is that Las Vegas is not a real city with deeply rooted fans or residents. VGK games are viewed as one entertainment option competing against many other entertainment options, it's an event, not a community gathering. The team is competing against the Strip and all of those events so the competition drives the ticket prices high because they are still a novelty to the city.
Knights experiencing a bit of dip from last year but still on track to make the playoffs.
By the way, can we get a Golden Knights icon on the store?