Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone will always have a soft spot for Ottawa. Six years after he was traded away by the ...

The post R.I.P. Mark Stone, Original Van Halen Bassist Dies appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Mark Stone, the original bassist for Van Halen, has died after a battle with cancer.

Mark Stone, as captain of the Vegas Golden Knights, got to skate up to Commissioner Gary Bettman, who presented him with the Stanley Cup. Stone then lifted the 34 1/2-pound trophy over his head ...

Mark Stone injury update Video showed Stone losing his balance in the first period of Game 3 and falling into Oilers forward Corey Perry. He played three shifts after that incident.

Mark Stone: A lot of excitement. I think every year going into it you're excited about your team, but we're in the business of winning. We're trying to win here so that just adds a lot more ...

Hear why Stone is proud to be the first-ever captain of the Golden Knights, why he chose to wear #61, and what hockey legend he'd want to play a game with if given the chance. "Pretty special day ...

Ottawa Senators fans remember Mark Stone not only as a great player in his 366 games with the club, but also as a class act. Now with the Vegas Golden Knights, Stone has always played the game the ...

Breaking the Ice: Captain Mark Stone Vegas Golden Knights captain, Mark Stone sat down with Alex Eschelman for another, “Breaking the Ice,” segment to discuss a couple of fan-favorite things.

Mark Stone was the original bassist for Van Halen, having worked with Eddie and Alex Van Halen and David Lee Roth in their earlier incarnations as Genesis and Mammoth.

Mark Stone stalks his prey with a frightening calmness. Imagine you’re an opposing defenseman with the puck as Stone approaches you on the forecheck. There’s plenty of time to think and ...

Stone’s first book, Best Test Design co-authored with his teacher Ben Wright is cited more than 3,000 times world-wide. Mark enjoyed playing the piano and guitar, and had a love for classical music.

Golden Knights captain Mark Stone missed Wednesday night’s game in Calgary, and coach Pete DeBoer called the injury “something he’s been dealing with off and on for a while here now.” ...