The 1991 outdoor National Hockey League (NHL) game in Las Vegas was an exhibition pre-season game between the New York Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings that took. 28, 2991, Las Vegas Review-Journal sports page features an exhibition hockey game between the Los Angeles Kings and the New York Rangers at an outdoor rink.

Contents [] Game Background The idea of having an exhibition ice hockey game outdoors in Las Vegas belongs to Rich Rose, president of Caesars World Sports and a Rangers fan, who first proposed it in 1988. His idea was met with criticism and incredulity, but Steve Flatow, the NHL's marketing director at the time, suggested Rose talk to the Los Angeles Kings. Rose was able to convince the team's executive vice-president, Roy Mlakar and the team's owner,. After that, when the New York Rangers were asked to join the game & they agreed. Down To The Bone Future Boogie Rar.

The event was scheduled for September 27, 1991. The temporary seats and rink were erected for a total cost of $135,000, and were ready two days prior to the start of the game. The ice was laid d.

At some point, the Golden Knights will participate in an NHL outdoor game. More than likely, it will not be in Las Vegas. A new Raiders stadium will have a permanent. At some point, the Golden Knights will participate in an NHL outdoor game. More than likely, it will not be in Las Vegas. A new Raiders stadium will have a permanent.