Stanley Cup Visits Sacred Heart
Frank Martire, an investor in the Las Vegas Golden Knights, ultimately helped get the cup to Sacred Heart. He and his wife Marisa say it's all about bringing the community together.
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48ds agoDozens of hockey fans lined Martire Family Arena Wednesday morning to get a look at the most prestigious trophy in sports.
Frank Martire, an investor in the Las Vegas Golden Knights, ultimately helped get the cup to Sacred Heart. He and his wife Marisa say it's all about bringing the community together.
"What I found the most interesting was the Boston Bruin fans and the Pittsburgh Penguins fans, they're all here and they love just being near the cup and being a part of it, Martire said.
Lord Stanley will return to Las Vegas on Oct. 10 when the Golden Knights begin their quest to defend their title.
