Golden Knights' 377-Game Sellout Streak Ends Amid Ticketing Overhaul

The Vegas Golden Knights' run of 377 straight announced sellouts is over. Thursday's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs drew 15,977 to T-Mobile Arena, 1,390 below capacity, and Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Kings also fell short, according to Jesse Granger of The Athletic. Season ticket sales are down and the team has sharply cut sales to brokers, whose tickets used to count toward attendance and undercut season ticket holders on resale markets. In response, Vegas has dropped season packages to as little as $50 per game, set resale price floors and added cheaper food and drink.