LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Ten years in, William Karlsson has remained a constant on the Vegas Golden Knights.
He's one of three "Original Misfits" who still play for the team, along with Brayden McNabb and Shea Theodore.
As the Golden Knights prepare for puck drop on their 10th season as a National Hockey League franchise, Channel 13 sports reporter Alex Eschelman caught up with Karlsson to ask what his time with the team has meant:
Knights in the Morning: William Karlsson talks 10 seasons with the Golden Knights
The Golden Knights host the Utah Mammoth on Thursday at 7 p.m. and wrap up preseason play on Saturday.
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