Huge Move of Vegas Golden Knights After Mitch Marner Trade Deadline Again: Fans Call It ‘Too Late’

In a shocking turn of events, the Vegas Golden Knights have finally made their big move—right after the Mitch Marner trade deadline passed, yet again. This baffling strategy has left fans shaking their heads and questioning if the team’s management owns a calendar.

“It’s like they’re allergic to good timing,” one fan tweeted, adding, “I guess they’re trying to perfect the art of being fashionably late in hockey.”

The so-called “huge move” involves acquiring a second-line winger who hasn’t scored a playoff goal since the Obama administration. This comes mere hours after their competitors solidified their rosters with star players.

Analysts were quick to point out the irony. “If Vegas wanted to shake things up, they’ve certainly succeeded—just not in a way that makes sense,” said one sports commentator.

Fans of the Golden Knights are no strangers to bold, last-minute decisions, but this one takes the cake. Some are already joking that the team’s next move will involve signing a retired player to a long-term deal, just for the drama.

As the playoffs approach, fans can only hope that the team’s on-ice performance doesn’t mirror its management’s off-ice timing. Until then, the Golden Knights faithful are left to wonder: Is there such a thing as a trade deadline alarm clock?