One of the NHL’s most impressive streaks has come to an end. The official attendance in Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena for Thursday’s game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Vegas Golden Knights was 15,977, nearly 1,400 shy of the venue’s…
The Vegas Golden Knights failed to sell out a home game for the first time in franchise history on Thursday against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The official attendance at T-Mobile Arena was announced at 15,977, falling nearly 1,400 fans short of the arena's 17,367 capacity. The outcome officially ended an impressive streak that covered 420 consecutive regular-season and postseason home games across 10 seasons.
Despite the attendance drop, Vegas overcame a three-goal deficit to defeat Toronto 4-3 in a shootout. Regulation goals from Jack Eichel, Brett Howden, and Mark Stone were followed by Trevor Connelly's decisive shootout tally past Sergei Bobrovsky.
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