LAS VEGAS -- Las Vegas ranks as one of the top tourist destinations in the world. And the Vegas Golden Knights wouldn't mind spending a little time checking out the sights themselves.
Vegas finished a brutal stretch that saw it play 12 of 16 games on the road on Friday night with a 7-4 loss at Winnipeg. The Golden Knights, who lost at Minnesota 4-2 the night before, seemed to run out of gas in the third period, allowing five goals to the Central Division-leading Jets.
But the schedule is a whole lot more favorable for Vegas in December.