Golden Knights Fall Short of Sellout for First Time in Franchise History
An announced crowd of 15,977 ended the franchise’s first non-sellout home game, with attendance at 92% of capacity, SinBin.vegas reported.
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Golden Knights' Streak Comes to an Alarming End — Fans Aren't Holding Back
After nine years and 420 consecutive home games (COVID games notwithstanding), the Vegas Golden Knights’ franchise sellout streak is officially over. Thursday’s home matchup against the Toronto Maple Leafs drew an announced crowd of 15,977 at T-Mobile Arena, falling short of the venue’s 17,367 capacity — a 92% attendance mark that broke new, unwanted ground […]
Their entry into the NHL was a success. The Vegas Golden Knights hockey players had an impressive entrance not only on the ice. Since their arrival in the league nine years ago, they have played every home game in front of a sold-out arena. They only lost the streak last night. The match against Toronto was not sold out for the first time in the club's history. The home team also included Czech forward Tomáš Hertl.
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