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Maple Leafs defeat Vegas Golden Knights 3-0, lose Matthew Knies in the process
Both teams were without their captains with Toronto’s Auston Matthews (upper-body injury) missing his seventh straight game and Vegas’ Mark Stone (lower body) his sixth
Vegas Golden Knights faceoff against the Toronto Maple Leafs
The Vegas Golden Knights begin their longest road trip of the season tonight against the Toronto Maple Leafs. It's the first of five games in eight days for the Knights away from Las Vegas.
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Raiders need to hit rock bottom to get headed in the right direction
Las Vegas is 2-4 following losses by a combined 35 points to Denver and Pittsburgh and faces a gauntlet of teams the next three weeks.
Raiders wide receiver Jakobi Meyers downgraded to doubtful for game vs Steelers
If Meyers doesn't play Sunday, the Raiders will be without their top two receivers against Pittsburgh.
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Las Vegas Aces hires experienced Ty Ellis as an assistant coach
For the past eight years, Ellis has served as an assistant coach with several USA Basketball men’s teams.
Kelsey Plum will be first Washington women's hoops player to have jersey retired
The school announced that Kelsey Plum's No. 10 jersey will be hung from the rafters on Jan. 18, 2025, when Washington takes on Purdue. Plum currently plays for the Las Vegas Aces.
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Jai'Den Thomas leads No. 23 UNLV to a 27-16 victory over San Jose State
Jai'Den Thomas ran for 135 yards and the go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter to help No. 23 UNLV keep its conference title hopes alive with a 27-16 victory over San Jose State on Friday night.
No. 23 UNLV looks to keep title hopes alive with a win at San Jose State
Coach Barry Odom's UNLV squad keeps checking off firsts in a breakthrough season for the Rebels this year.
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MMA star Conor McGregor says sexual assault claim is 'full blown lie'
MMA star Conor McGregor testified in court Wednesday in the sexual assault case against him and said the woman who is sueing him had told nothing but lies.
Women's baseball players could soon have a league of their own again
Women's baseball players may have their own professional league again soon. Here's what's expected in the sport in the coming yeras.
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Nick Walters
Nick Walters
Senior Sports Reporter
Alex Eschelman
Alex Eschelman
Sports Multimedia Journalist
Rochelle Richards
Rochelle Richards
Senior Sports Producer