There were plenty of skeptics when the NHL awarded an expansion franchise to Las Vegas.
After all, the historically transient city had never been the home of a major professional sports team before, and the idea that the first one in the market would be a hockey team didn't make much sense to cynics who viewed Vegas as nothing more than an oasis in the desert for bad beats and bad decisions.
After all, the historically transient city had never been the home of a major professional sports team before, and the idea that the first one in the market would be a hockey team didn't make much sense to cynics who viewed Vegas as nothing more than an oasis in the desert for bad beats and bad decisions.
