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Vegas pulls off a jaw-dropping two-overtime thriller against Carolina, fueled by blistering shots and relentless effort—Mitch Marner’s 91.4 mph rocket and Shea Theodore’s game-winner, who also fired three shots over 80 mph, tie playoff records. Despite being down four, the Hurricanes mounted a furious comeback with four high-danger goals and 15 total, tying another playoff mark. The series has already seen 25 goals—the most in a Final since 1981—with players like William Karlsson and Theodore pushing their limits, including four players hitting their fastest speeds of the postseason and Theodore skating nearly six miles—the fourth-longest single-game distance in the playoffs. This isn’t just a game—it’s a showcase of elite speed, grit, and high-stakes hockey.
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