Golden Knights celebrate Stanley Cup win, honor mass shooting victims with Las Vegas parade

The Golden Knights paraded the Stanley Cup down the Las Vegas Strip and held a rally to celebrate their championship.
Thousands of fans lined the Strip to mark the city’s first NHL title and pay tribute to victims of a 2017 mass shooting.
The event echoed the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history five years ago, which the team helped the city heal from.
The majority of Vegas’ contributors are set to return next season as the team looks to defend its title.
William Karlsson, whose antics and speech went viral, led fans in a chant and sang “Dancing Queen” while celebrating with the Cup.