Reilly Smith scored his second goal of the game in the last second of the regulation, leading to the Vegas Golden Nights to win 4-3 over Admonton Oilrs on Saturday in Game 3 of his Western Conference Second Round Series.
After overtime, the olers wiped out another third -term deficit with a late goal, Smith sent a ripe in front of the net in frustration and closed the Lyon dress of the dressatal in a cage with 0.4 second remaining.
Vegas, after losing the first two matches at home, sets 2–1 out of the best seven and will also try to pull on Monday in Game 4 in Edmonton.
Nicholas Roy and William Carlson also scored runs for Vegas, while goalkeeper Edin Hill saved 17.
Corey Perry scored twice and Connor McDwid gave a goal and a assistance for the olers who saw his six-game winning streak. Stuart Skinner, who started in the goal after Calvin Picard, was sidelined due to injury to the previous game, stopping 20 shots.
It was still another roller-coaster of a game.
Perry scored the oilrs with a 2–0 lead. He passed the scoring at 7:19 by passing a high slot during a crowd, worked patiently towards the net and converted a wrist shot. Four minutes later, his power -flower goal – a Nifty Redirect of Point Shot doubled.
However, Golden Knights also drawn with a pair of 54 seconds balls before the first time. Roy, who received only one fine for his cross-checking major penalty, kept his club on the board at 15:17 pm at home.
Smith tied the confrontation when he divided the defenders and peacefully lifted a backhand on Deke.
Carlson gave Vegas the first leadership of the second game at 17:05. During the crowd of a strange man, Carlson played Give-And-Go with Noah Hanifin and slipped to play a short-side shot 3–2 at home.
However, McDwid again rescued the game in regulation with 3:02 at 3-3, when her cross-sringe feeds the vegas defenseman Breeden Mainab’s skate and locked in the net.
Vegas captain Mark Stone left the game due to a late upper body injury in the first period. During one of his last innings, Stone lost his leg as he tried to make a sharp turn, trying to play Pak, and fell. Perry unknowingly skated him. It either appeared from the hand of Perry’s skate hit stone or her leg collided with her arm.
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