Kevin Fiddler

Nine-year-old Vegas Golden Knights fan Keeli Marsden is a long way from Vegas back home in Winnipeg. That is, before some community angels found a way to fly her to Vegas to meet her favorite players. Sin City Sports Mockery's Kevin Fiddler shares Keeli's remarkable journey...

Roll out the HillBots. Blow the conch shell horn to assemble to the Bernie Bros. Somebody call CNN. Alert Wikileaks. Call the FBI. Activate the social media justice warriors. Lock the barn door. Hide under your covers. It’s official: The Russians have hacked the Stanley Cup Final.

Critics of the move are now shoveling massive amounts of crow into their mouths this week as the ratings for what has already been a monumentally successful inaugural campaign for the Golden Knights. Both Games 1 and 2 scored record ratings for Las Vegas as well as NBC Sports, which aired Game 2 on its NBCSN network.

We all know Jon Gruden is excitable. Sometimes, he can be downright child-like. One thing we can now be sure of is that Coach Chucky is not going to be opening up a lounge act any time soon. Neither will the rest of the Raiders squad.

When the NHL officially decided on Las Vegas as home for its next expansion franchise, many in the NHL snobbery elite were upset. They whined about hockey in the desert and about how the city wasn’t ready or deserving of pro sports. With those concerns null and void as Vegas Golden Knights head into Game 2 of the Stanley Final Saturday, salty sore loser fans from around the league have found a new point of emphasis to whine about: the Knights’ pregame show.

After last night’s blindside, potential intent-to-injure, near-no call on Vegas Golden Knights center Jonathan Marchessault, there seems...

It’s our turn. On our home ice. It’s our fantasy we’re living out now, not yours. From the ashes of destruction and despair, our true colors came shining through — in Vegas Gold — when it mattered most.