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Golden Knights extend Tahoe affiliation through 2027-28

The agreement includes an option for 2028-29 and keeps Tahoe in the Vegas development system.

The Vegas Golden Knights announced Oct. 14 that their affiliation with the Tahoe Knight Monsters will continue through the 2027-28 season, with an option for 2028-29.

Tahoe is the ECHL affiliate of Vegas and its AHL club, the Henderson Silver Knights.

Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon said the partnership supports prospect development and hockey's growth. Knight Monsters co-owner David Hodges welcomed the continuation of the relationship with Vegas.

The extension comes as Tahoe enters its third season under the Golden Knights affiliation.

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