Entertainment staff of the Golden Knights has big surprises for playoffs
In the Stanley Cup playoffs, the importance of every hit, pass, save and goal gets amplified.
So will the atmosphere at T-mobile Arena.
Vegas’ home-ice advantage is already recognized as one of the best in the league. They hope to intensify it in the postseason.
“We’ve got a few very big tricks up our sleeves that the fans can be looking forward to,” said Jonny Greco, the organization’s vice president of events and entertainment. “We’ve also got a lot of enhancements to stuff we’re already doing. You do it a little better, a little bit bigger.”
As big of an opportunity as this is for the Golden Knights on the ice, it’s equally big for Greco and his staff. Look no further than last season, when the spotlight was cast on the Nashville Predators’ in-game entertainment during their run to the Stanley Cup Finals.
“We are totally stoked about it,” Greco said. “Fortunately, we have this passionate fan base that we know are going to show up. We know they are going to
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