Theodore’s end-boards gamble pays off as Golden Knights survive Hurricanes in double OT
Vegas takes a 2-1 lead in the Stanley Cup Final after Shea Theodore’s 5:38 double-overtime winner turns a wild Game 3 into a 5-4 comeback story.
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Vegas takes a 2-1 lead in the Stanley Cup Final after Shea Theodore’s 5:38 double-overtime winner turns a wild Game 3 into a 5-4 comeback story.
THE APEX TIMES
Vegas erased a wide lead and survived in the second extra session, taking a 2-1 edge over the Carolina Hurricanes in the series.
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The light heavyweight lost to Iwo Baraniewski in a violent affair at Meta APEX on Saturday, June 6, and was transported afterward for additional evaluation.
Vegas leads 2-1 after a wild Game 3, one where Mitch Marner’s fastest hat trick in Stanley Cup Final history helped the Golden Knights survive a Hurricanes comeback.
Jacob Misiorowski struck out eight over seven innings, and Milwaukee chased Colorado with five solo homers to turn a competitive start into a late rout.
Carolina erased a 4-goal deficit in the third period and forced a second overtime, but Shea Theodore scored at 5:38 to send the Vegas Golden Knights home with a 5-4 win.