Golden Knights celebrate Stone's arrival at airport in very Vegas fashion

Drumbots, cheerleaders, showgirls and cab driver Chance meet forward at McCarran

Mark Stone Arrives in Vegas

By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

Mark Stone didn't get the red carpet treatment when landing at the airport after being traded. Instead, he got something much more Vegas.

The team pulled out all the stops to welcome their newest addition as he arrived at McCarran International Airport after being traded to the Golden Knights by the Ottawa Senators.
Just so there was no confusion, Chance, the team's mascot, stood in the pickup line with a sign that read "STONE" and had a Golden Knights logo across the top.
Chance brought along a few friends.
The Drumbots played as Stone hit the terminal. The Golden Knight was there in full getup. Cheerleaders waved pom poms and Vegas showgirls in gold dresses danced as the team's newest forward arrived.
The Golden Knights have eevry reason to be excited. Stone had 62 points (28 goals, 34 assists) in 59 games for the Senators prior to the trade.

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