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    Vegas keeps beating odds

    by Helene Elliott, Los Angeles Times May 29, 2018 3 minutes

    LAS VEGAS - A year ago, the Vegas Golden Knights were merely a glimmer in the eye of Commissioner Gary Bettman and were labeled suckers for having shelled out $500 million to become the NHL's 31st franchise. On Monday they won the opener of the Stanley Cup Final, continuing a season full of unlikely feats that undeniably are their normal.

    If it seemed surprising that fourth-liners Tomas Nosek and Ryan Reaves would outshine Washington's prolific Alexander Ovechkin (who had one

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