Hurricanes overcome Golden Knights with OT goal to tie Stanley Cup Final

In a Stanley Cup Final filled with more twists and turns than a Six Flags roller coaster, it’s difficult to imagine what more could be in store when the Carolina Hurricanes visit the Vegas Golden Knights for Game 4.

The Stanley Cup Final between the Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes has made plenty of NHL history through the first three games. Stanley Cup Final series over the past 45 years in which each of the first three games was decided by a goal.

After two classic games to start the 2026 Stanley Cup Finals, the series will head to Vegas where the Golden Knights will host the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 3, in what could prove to be a massive swing game.. Carolina got off to a slow start in Game 2 before storming back to potentially save their season. With just one period to go in Game 2, Vegas looked to be on the way to a 2-0 lead and one step closer to their second franchise Stanley Cup.

The 2026 Stanley Cup Final shifts to Las Vegas on Saturday night with the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights tied 1-1 after two thrilling games in Raleigh. MORE: 2026 Stanley Cup Final: Golden Knights vs Hurricanes TV schedule, dates…

Following their huge comeback win on Thursday, the Carolina Hurricanes are back in action tonight, on the road for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals against the Vegas Golden Knights at 8 PM. The Canes are looking to take a 2-1 series lead. Thursday night was one of the best Stanley Cup Finals games […]

Before the Carolina Hurricanes made their comeback, before the Vegas Golden Knights needed a goal with 81 seconds left in regulation to tie it and before Seth Jarvis scored in overtime, the sound of Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final was silence. The topsy-turvy ride that followed ended with Carolina winning in emotional fashion and making this a competitive series between two of the best teams in the NHL. Game 3 is Saturday night in Las Vegas.

The Carolina Hurricanes pulled a page out of the Vegas Golden Knights' playbook by overcoming a two-goal deficit and winning 4-3 in overtime in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final on Thursday.

Seth Jarvis scored the overtime game-winner as the Carolina Hurricanes rallied for a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday to level the Stanley Cup Final.Jarvis scored on the power play at 3:56 of overtime, firing a one-timer past Golden Knights goaltender Carter Hart to seal a wild win in which the Hurricanes scored three third-period goals to seize the lead, only for Vegas to grab another and force the extra session.

The time was coming, the Carolina Hurricanes kept insisting, when their top-line guys and the power play would make big plays. Just in time, too, to keep the Hurricanes in their Stanley Cup Final series against the Vegas Golden Knights. Seth Jarvis blasted a one-timer past Carter Hart on the power play at the 3:56 mark of overtime — a breakthrough moment for Jarvis and a unit that had sputtered throughout the playoffs — to lift the Hurricanes past the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3 on Thursday night.

When it looked like the Vegas Golden Knights would come out of Carolina with a 2-0 series lead, the Hurricanes came alive. A dramatic third period and Seth Jarvis' overtime goal tied the Stanley Cup final.