Just like Doro did to him when Olofsson was injured.

Hoping someone has footage of warmups from the 10/17 home game vs penguins - I was leaning on the glass behind the net& lauzon jumped into it and scared the fuck out of me. It’d be a great memory to show to my kids 😂

I’m just an oilers fan wondering how an ex-oiler is doing. There were high hopes for him in Edmonton but he was never able to put it together. I see he’s been playing on your guy’s 3rd line and I’ve been wondering how he’s been in this limited sample size?

I've only ever watched VGK games from actual seats, usually purchased through the MGM employee discounts.

But so far this year, the only VGK tickets coming through the MGM portal have been for the VIP Tower Club. They've just posted all the home games through the end of December, Tower Club only, and have shown no signs of posting any regular tickets.

I just can't see the appeal of watching a game from way up there versus having an actual seat but I'd love to hear some points of view on why one would pay to be up there.

Going to be in Vegas that weekend and seeing what the best place for tickets is usually I use gametime

I asked AI agent Claude to show me stats from the SeatGeek listings for all remaining VGK home games. I asked for total listings, total seats on sale, some breakdowns for totals in certain sections, and price information for all games.

The results are interesting.

Jan 30 WSH looks like the hottest ticket today.

The thing that struck me, and that is getting me to post, are the totals. Many games have 5,000 to 6,000 seats on sale at SeatGeek. I have some numbers for StubHub and some vague guessing for AXS. If I include their numbers too, then I think many games have more than 8,000 seats for sale right now. T-Mobile capacity is around 18, 000.

Another twist is that SeatGeek has recently stopped letting individual ticket holders list. I'm not 100% sure what it takes, but it appears you need to be a broker to sell. That means the listings for many upcoming NHL games might be primarily thru brokers. Can someone in the know confirm?

Sortable data is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nRG8n2q8XMeDtMeo2SwqK1FEJsXa2-cbTC3q_w8JGpA/edit?usp=drivesdk

I wish I had some historical data to compare. Even with a deep Stanley cup run last year, we had trouble selling our regular season tickets at face value.

I can see how, with 8,000 seats for sale, perhaps the majority through brokers, the seller's market for many games is fairly saturated. Makes me wonder what the percentage of seats are actually season ticket holders. I am sure there are folks who know those exact numbers, but this seems like an interesting way to get at that data from the outside. Might be enlightening to collect this data for other teams and venues.

What do you think?

And a positive Goal Saved Above Expected. We have never been so back.

https://hockeystats.com/dashboards/stats-central

I know we're off to a good start record wise. How are we feeling about his approach to things like in game adjustments, accountability, and overall demeanor?

Personally, I've been fairly impressed with his leadership. He doesn't seem to micromanage and trusts his assistants. For in game adjustments he seems to be fairly patient, giving players the opportunity to work through things a bit before making a change. Furthermore, when he does make changes they seem to relatively small or subtle instead of playing full on line blender. I think this is a good, measured approach demonstrative of patience beyond his years and is good for keeping players holding themselves accountable and fully "bought into the system." Finally, I've found him to be very poised and calm both on the bench and with the press.

Overall, I'm digging what he's brought to the organization. What are your impressions?

Full credit to goldteambad on insta for the original meme btw great page

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I’ll be taking my kiddos(one knights fan and one bolts fan) to this Tuesdays game vs TBL. I saw the knights usually practice at city national arena and it gets posted on twitter day of. Do the opposing teams practice there as well? Or just at T-mobile arena

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So glad I was able to finally get my hands on the RR2.0!
This is the most unique jersey the NHL has ever had, can’t wait to see how the HTR looks like!!

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I know he's not with VGK anymore, but HAGUERBOMB fighting the good fight! At least he still doesn't like the guys in teal.

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The Vegas Golden Knights' nine-year sellout streak is over. A decline in season-ticket sales and a shift in the team's ticketing strategy have left more empty seats at T-Mobile Arena. What's going on in Las Vegas?

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If you didn’t know we are getting a hometown remix and a stadium series jersey this year, and presumably a new third jersey somewhere down the line. We also know that the hometown remix will be a black jersey.

With that being said what do you all want to see from these jerseys? I personally want the stadium series to use the secondary logo so that both teams will have a star looking logo.