Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch is known for his love for Skittles, on and off the field. Now, Skittles is repaying the favor.
Elaine Emerson
Sports Digital Producer
Email: eemerson@reviewjournal.com
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Elaine Emerson brings her sports broadcasting background to the Review-Journal’s digital desk. Joining the RJ in July 2016, she helped pave the way for daily video content and live streaming to the website. Emerson was a co-anchor of a sports news show that was named the top college sports show in the U.S. Emerson, a Boise, Idaho native, graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in sports broadcasting.
From August 5-10, the Knights will travel to Reno, Nevada; Boise, Idaho; Jackson Hole, Wyoming; and Salt Lake City, Utah. All the cities are within the Knights’ television distribution territory with AT&T Sportsnet.
National Hot Rod Association announced Wednesday that it will again host two drag racing events at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2019.
With the NHL Awards Wednesday night, the Golden Knights hope to take home some hardware. Now, they’re nominated for even more awards.
With the Golden Knights now in the offseason, the Statue of Liberty has switched allegiances for the Las Vegas Aces’ inaugural season, donning a no. 18 Aces jersey.
The Golden Knights’ inaugural season was one for the history books. Fittingly, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has captured this magical journey in a limited edition, 160-page hardcover book titled “Knights to Remember.”
The hockey season may be over but Golden Knights fans around Las Vegas are looking to show their appreciation for Vegas’ hockey team.
The Capitals currently lead the series 3-1 and a win Thursday would secure their berth of the Cup.
The Golden Knights will look to even things up in the Stanley Cup Final against the Washington Capitals Monday night.
The Golden Knights will look to bounce back after a 3-2 loss to the Washington Capitals in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final in Las Vegas.
The Knights currently lead the best-of-seven series, 1-0.
The Golden Knights will start things at home against the Washington Capitals to compete for the “hardest trophy to win in sports.”
The Knights have a chance to close out the series with a win Sunday, currently leading the Jets 3-1 in the series.
The Knights and Jets split the first two games in Winnipeg.
Last month, a statue outside of Caesars Palace facing the Las Vegas Strip debuted a new look, holding a Golden Knights flag.