The two days before Christmas are strange and empty in a way nobody plans for. Work has stopped mattering, the shopping is either done or it isn't, and there is a great deal of evening left to get through. This is the night to spend it on the one rivalry in the division that never needed decades of history to feel real. Vegas and Anaheim genuinely dislike each other, and the Golden Knights travel in numbers most road teams cannot manage, because half their support will drive anything under five hours to be in the room. A Vegas crowd in Orange County on a December Tuesday is loud enough to be irritating, which is exactly the point — the building finds an edge in late December that it never has in October, and the home crowd answers instead of watching politely. Seven o'clock at Honda Center on Katella, two nights before Christmas.
The two days before Christmas are strange and empty in a way nobody plans for. Work has stopped mattering, the shopping is either done or it isn't, and there is a great deal of evening left to get through. This is the night to spend it on the one rivalry in the division that never needed decades of history to feel real. Vegas and Anaheim genuinely dislike each other, and the Golden Knights travel in numbers most road teams cannot manage, because half their support will drive anything under five hours to be in the room. A Vegas crowd in Orange County on a December Tuesday is loud enough to be irritating, which is exactly the point — the building finds an edge in late December that it never has in October, and the home crowd answers instead of watching politely. Seven o'clock at Honda Center on Katella, two nights before Christmas.
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The two days before Christmas are strange and empty in a way nobody plans for. Work has stopped mattering, the shopping is either done or it isn't, and there is a great deal of evening left to get through. This is the night to spend it on the one rivalry in the division that never needed decades of history to feel real. Vegas and Anaheim genuinely dislike each other, and the Golden Knights travel in numbers most road teams cannot manage, because half their support will drive anything under five hours to be in the room. A Vegas crowd in Orange County on a December Tuesday is loud enough to be irritating, which is exactly the point — the building finds an edge in late December that it never has in October, and the home crowd answers instead of watching politely. Seven o'clock at Honda Center on Katella, two nights before Christmas.