Jack Eichel and head coach Ryan Craig will enter a new-look T-Mobile Arena as the Vegas Golden Knights mark their 10th NHL season.
Vegas unveiled its center-ice design for the 2026-27 season Friday, and the Golden Knights went straight to the city's identity with a roulette-wheel concept.
The familiar Golden Knights logo remains at the heart of the design, surrounded by roulette-inspired markings that turn center ice into a direct nod to Las Vegas.
It isn't a subtle anniversary touch. The club also worked its 10th-season celebration into the design, giving the ice a different look before the roster even reports for the new campaign.
For a franchise that has leaned heavily into Vegas-style presentation since entering the league, the roulette wheel fits comfortably inside what fans have come to expect at T-Mobile Arena.
The timing matters too. Vegas isn't entering its anniversary season quietly after another long spring that carried the team deep into the playoffs.
Vegas puts its identity directly at center ice
The Golden Knights finished the 2025-26 regular season at 39-26-17, collecting 95 points while posting a +15 goal differential.
That run eventually carried Vegas to the Stanley Cup Final, where the Carolina Hurricanes ended the Golden Knights' season in six games.
Now the attention shifts toward another opening night and a building that will immediately look different when the puck drops.
Ryan Craig will begin his first season behind the Vegas bench after being hired as head coach on June 17.
That gives the anniversary season another layer. Vegas isn't simply changing the paint underneath the faceoff dot. The Golden Knights are opening a new coaching chapter at the same time.
Their first regular-season home test is scheduled against the Chicago Blackhawks on September 29, putting the new roulette-wheel logo under the spotlight immediately.
Vegas has never treated presentation as an afterthought, and this design makes the message obvious before either team even takes warmups.
Ten seasons in, the Golden Knights are putting the city's signature imagery right beneath the opening faceoff.
Is the roulette-wheel logo the Golden Knights' best center-ice design yet?
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