How Vegas Became so Good In One Year 

People in September: Lmao vegas sucks. They had no one good to pick besides Fleury and Neal and they wont reach 60 points

Appreciate this here in Vegas, trying to explain this to people that are still on the high horse of its rigged yatta yatta shows how the GMs slowly played themselves and how great McPhee did. It’s been an incredible ride so far and what the team has done for me personally after the shooting it’s really brought a huge sense of community to a tourist trap. Great video if you ever make it out here to Vegas I’ll be sure to buy you a beer

Did ANYONE notice that Ryan Carpenter got an assist in the goal that really put away San Jose and ended the series and Carpenter was given up on waivers BY THE SHARKS to Vegas. And you could see it in his celly.

Vegas is vegasing for Vegas reasons!

Wow. You just made me a Vegas fan for the rest of these playoffs

Coming this fall to a theater near you. Brad Pitt in Moneypuck.

Hey THG, Thank you for helping me learn so much about Hockey. I've followed hockey since the San Jose expansion, cause I lived there. I cheered for the Blues, because I was born there. I moved to WA in 93, so I've cheered for the Canucks, to at least bring the playoffs here. I've ceered for Vegas since the draft, because it will be easier and cheeper for me to go to a Vegas game than a Canucks, or even soon a Seattle game. Until this year, I've always had a hard time keeping up with trades, drafts, and waivers or understanding expansions. You've made following the teams I like, as well as the rest of the league, more enjoyable. Thank you.

Yes we need a 96 panthers video !

For Vegas reasons this video had 47 likes with 0 views

The people who say that the expansion draft is rigged are the same people who said George McPhee is an idiot, hockey doesn’t belong in Vegas and expected them dead last in the pacific

I got to say mate, I've been following you're channel From England for about a month now and I cant tell you the amount of knowledge I've gained just from going through your back catalogue. Don't ever stop this channel, I think its sorely needed, especially for hockey fans outside of Canada who came to the game late, it's much appreciated.

Shannon, don't forget that Vegas picked up in round 2 of the 2017 Entry Draft the 2017-18 OHL Defenseman of the Year Nicolas Hague.

I really enjoy your videos. I am a Vegas fan but still learning the game. This was so interesting to watch. I head right to your videos after every game. Thanks for all you do to make these.

Vegas vegasing is making other teams mad. Mabye they should start vegasing like vegas does for vegas reasons.

This is kinda what kills me. When they drafted these players, they did NOT have a good team. Before the start of the season, that $500 million did NOT buy them what anyone thought was a good team. Yes, they are good now, thats because multiple players are having career years. But no one expected anything like this, so to look back and say “Vegas paid $500 million so they got rules that gave them a good team” isnt exactly the full story. They are only good now, before the season began, everyone expected them to be last. Not a single person said “wow! Vegas got a great team for $500 million!”

This is my I love Vegas so much, those players work so well together, I love them, the golden misfits

I just have to say that I appreciate that you upload vids what seems like every 6 hours, LOL. I need my hockey fix every single day now, it seems, while I wait for the next games to go on. I can only imagine how my life would feel so empty during the summer months but thank God that you're here, LMAO.

Thank you for explaining this better than any other sports analyst has.

The entire Vegas management team, with McPhee getting the bulk of the recognition, deserves a LOT of credit. There is so much talent out there that evaluating that talent requires a team of very knowledgeable hockey people and look at the moves they made--key pieces that were the difference. Proof of their management acumen, imo: they fire their winning coach-To pick up a better coach. Bold move that I expect will pay off. This is the most successful expansion team in the history of professional sports, but the story isn't written yet; Vegas fans may go twenty years and not win a Cup, reminiscing for years about their first season. I don't want them to be spoiled with early success, because barely making the playoffs will be disappointing and fans want to fire everybody when they miss the playoffs. This is the most difficult championship to win. Until they win one, they will be another hockey team.

Coming back to this after 3 years is just hilarious.