The Vegas Golden Knights have a history of success, particularly in relation to the Vegas Golden Knights Primary logo, and the team’s wordmark logo has been part of that story since its inception. The original logo was unveiled in 2017 when the franchise first entered the NHL as an expansion team. It featured a bold, black-and-gold shield with “Vegas Golden Knights” written across it in white font and two crossed swords at either side to represent strength and courage. This design was meant to capture both elements of Las Vegas culture – glitz and grit – while representing the city’s strong military presence.

Since then, several updates have been made to this iconic mark over time, including changing up some colors or adding more detail like stars around the shield border, or even introducing new fonts for each word within “Vegas Golden Knights." In 2019 they added their secondary logos, which feature three different designs: one featuring a knight's helmet; another showcasing an aggressive, snarling lion head; and finally, one showing off two crossed swords against a starry night sky backdrop - all symbols intended to emphasize further their values such as honor, strength & resilience through adversity (themes often associated with medieval knights).

Today this classic yet modernized version is still used by fans everywhere, from apparel items like t-shirts & hats to tattoos! As you can see throughout these changes, however, no matter what alterations are made, it always remains true that winning starts here for VGK!