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Hurricanes Grab OT Win After Disputed No-Goal
5 Jun
Summary
- A disputed no-goal call against Vegas led to a Hurricanes power play.
- The Hurricanes scored on the ensuing power play to take the lead.
- Carolina ultimately won Game 2 in overtime, tying the series 1-1.
In Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, a contentious moment arose with five minutes remaining and the score tied 2-2.
Following a scramble in front of the Carolina net, a puck appeared to cross the goal line for the Golden Knights. However, officials waved the goal off due to goalie interference and an earlier whistle. Vegas coach challenged the ruling, but the no-goal stood.
This decision led to a power play for the Hurricanes, who had struggled on the man advantage. Just 25 seconds into the penalty, Carolina scored to take a 3-2 lead. The Golden Knights managed to tie the game, forcing overtime.
The Hurricanes ultimately secured a 4-3 victory in overtime, evening the series at 1-1 as it headed to Las Vegas.
