‘Cup in Six’ prediction comes true for Golden Knights owner Bill Foley

The term “Cup In Six” is no longer a cute catchphrase to describe the outsized ambitions of the nascent local NHL ...     [‘CUP IN SIX’ PREDICTION COMES TRUE FOR GOLDEN KNIGHTS OWNER BILL FOLEY]( [The term “Cup In Six” is no longer a cute catchphrase to describe the outsized ambitions of the nascent local NHL franchise. It’s a premonition realized. An achievement accomplished. A championship claimed. The Vegas Golden Knights lifted the Stanley Cup Tuesday night at T-Mobile Arena after blowing out the Florida Panthers 9-3 in Game 5.]( [LAST SIX ORIGINAL GOLDEN KNIGHTS REWARDED WITH FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP IN VEGAS]( [Bruce Cassidy walked his dog Winnie at around 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Other than the obvious reasons for taking a dog on a walk, two things would be accomplished on this trek: It would lower his anxiety, and he’d decide on his starting lineup in the biggest game in Golden Knights history.]( [‘WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS’: VEGAS FANS TASTE SWEET VICTORY]( [With each Golden Knights goal in the second period of their Stanley Cup-clinching victory, the reality started to set in for the hordes of fans outside T-Mobile Arena at Toshiba Plaza. Their beloved hockey team was minutes away from being champions, and it was time to start celebrating.]( [GOLDEN KNIGHTS’ JOURNEY TO A CHAMPIONSHIP]( [This all happened so quickly. One moment, Las Vegas is hoping to become home to a major professional sports franchise. The next, it’s home to the finest franchise in the NHL — and with some of the greatest fans in the league. The Golden Knights finished off the Florida Panthers on Tuesday to become Stanley Cup champions, putting an exclamation point on a memorable 10-year journey.]( [RESPONDERS WOULD GET MENTAL HEALTH HELP FROM ROSEN-BACKED BILL]( [A bill introduced by Nevada U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen aims to better mental health outcomes for law enforcement and first responders across the nation. The legislation seeks to improve federal mental health support programs available to firefighters, police and other emergency personnel by directing the Department of Health and Human Services to collect data on rates of first responder suicides and how to identify and treat post-traumatic stress disorder, according to Rosen’s office.](   MOST READ: [A’s ballpark proposal in Las Vegas receives approval from Nevada Senate]( [Expanded Vegas Loop plans advance with commission approval]( [Police: 1 dead after multivehicle crash near Las Vegas intersection]( [Thunder From Down Under, Bruno Mars and more Las Vegas showbiz news]( [Lombardo OKs tribal school funding, transgender health bills](   [Facebook](  [Twitter](     Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com