Chance the mascot crashes Golden Knights goal horn unveiling

Vegas wanted an A-lister to push the button, but Gila monster stole the show

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By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

The Vegas Golden Knights braintrust wanted an A-lister to unveil their new goal horn, but their mascot Chance just could not wait to hear it.

The Gila monster stole the show by pressing the button that let the public hear the Golden Knights new goal horn, the loudest in the NHL, for the first time.
Tweet from @GoldenKnights: NEWS: We've updated our goal horn, and gone with THE LOUDEST HORN available.�������������������������������������� pic.twitter.com/qdNGgc1XoR
Three members of the Golden Knights braintrust called a secret meeting to discuss the best way to roll out the new horn that would adequately define the moment of a Vegas goal.
After rattling off names of prospective button-pushers, the braintrust was shocked when the horn went off, and Chance proudly strutted away knowing what he'd done.

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