Jamie Hersch - NHL Tonight / MLB Networks

Jamie Hersch born and raised in Minnesota would watch sports on TV with her family becoming an avid sports enthusiast. Following her passion, Hersch is now the studio host for NHL Tonight and MLB Networks. 

 

What's your favorite activity off the strip?

The Palms because they've totally renovated everything in that hotel and casino. I just love going there and seeing the giant shark in the tank right when you walk in and there's a lot of things to do there that I really enjoyed in the past. 

 

What's your favorite activity on the strip?

Vegas Golden Knights game because I work for NHL network. I've been out there for the Stanley Cup final and for NHL awards and I absolutely love it. Vegas Golden Knights game for sure best activity on the strip.

 

What's your favorite Vegas restaurant?

I'm going to go back to the Palms and say Scotch 80 Prime, top-notch service, amazing whiskey list and wine list and food there can't be beat. 

 

What's your favorite Vegas business?

Are the Golden Knights a business? If so, I think they've rocked it. Whatever George Foley's business is out there, it's the best. Otherwise- I think I'm going to have to go with that. But otherwise Scotch 80 Prime, same restaurant, business, whatever, they do it right. It's really awesome.

 

Do you have a funny Vegas story you can share?

When the Capitals won game 5 of the Stanley Cup final to win the Stanley Cup, I was staying at the Bellagio for work and was just walking through after having some fun with some coworkers and friends and happened to run into the Capitals coach Barry Trotz, he was definitely having a good time with his friends as well who were all there to support him and watch him win the cup and he sat and talked to us for probably an hour and we just laughed and had few adult beverages together and he is just one of a kind and just such a nice guy but that's something that's just very Vegas, right? To just run into celebrities all the time. I know that night Ovechkin took the Stanley Cup to a concert at one of the casinos. I mean, it doesn't get more Vegas than that.