Starting Five - Fleury Blanks Penguins; Las Vegas Ballpark Watch Party

The Vegas Golden Knights kicked off a three-game trip by making the ever-intriguing stop in Pittsburgh to face the Penguins. As Marc-Andre Fleury suited up to face his former team, fans in Vegas picked up some peanuts and crackerjacks to enjoy the game in style. Here are the top five moments from that win!

Fleury's First Shutout Against Pittsburgh
Marc-Andre Fleury might be the only player in the entire league who can get a standing ovation from another team's crowd. Fleury, who won three Stanley Cups with the Penguins since the team selected him first overall in the 2003 NHL draft, was the star of the show on Oct. 19 as he blanked his former team for the first time since joining the Golden Knights. No. 29 made 29 saves to pick up two points for the VGK.

Glass Finds Stastny Without Looking
We've asked multiple times if Cody Glass has eyes in the back of his head. He refuses to give us a straight answer. Consider this assist as evidence.

Fans Pack Las Vegas Ballpark
More than 3,000 VGK fans packed the stands and the outfield at the Las Vegas Ballpark to cheer for their team en masse against the Penguins. The game played on the big screens, then-injured forward Alex Tuch tossed the first pitch and the VGK in-arena team brought The Fortress atmosphere to the diamond!

Golden Knights Hit 100 Franchise Wins
The win against Pittsburgh was the 100th regular season win for Vegas since joining the NHL in 2017-18. Here's to 100 more!

Stone Sneaks Empty-Net Goal by McCauley
Mark Stone was just trying to add an insurance goal. Referee Wes McCauley was just trying to skate across the ice. They almost intersected. Almost.