Golden Knights honor Vegas shooting victims with banner in last home game

Team will also retire the number 58 in memory of those lost

By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

Before their final home game of their inaugural season, the Vegas Golden Knights honored the victims of the tragic Harvest Music Festival shooting back on Oct. 1.

The team raised a banner to the rafters with the names of each victim and 58 stars to represent the lives lost. The top of the banner reads "Vegas Strong."
The team also announced that no Golden Knights player will ever wear No. 58 in honor of the victims.
It is officially retired.

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