The Golden Knights didn’t get off to the best start but Marc-Andre Fleury was tremendous to start the game. Connor Hellebuyck had a good start stifling a few chances for Vegas as well. Then, Tomas Tatar missed a wide open net but quickly recovered the rebound and put it in the net to give the Golden Knights the lead. Quickly after the Golden Knights struck again with a breakaway goal from Jonathan Marchessault. Instantly off the draw of the second goal, Erik Haula hit the post which could have made it 3-0. The Jets scored on a power play but less than 90 seconds later a tremendous shift by the first line regained the two goal lead. Vegas bled the clock out well and got to the finish line to even the series.
Upcoming stories from the Vegas Golden Knights vs. Winnipeg Jets in Game 2 of Western Conference Finals of the Stanley Cup Playoffs at Bell MTS Center.
- From 10 minutes into the first to the last 2 seconds of the 2nd the Golden Knights proved how you can take a crowd out of a game.
- Golden Knights tweaked their PK and it made a huge difference (even despite the somewhat soft goal Fleury allowed).
- Is the ice in Winnipeg slow?
- Winnipeg was in Fleury’s kitchen all night but as it didn’t it the 2nd Round, it didn’t matter in Game 2.
Three Stars
*** Kyler Connor
** Marc-Andre Fleury
* Jonathan Marchessault
Well lookie here, the road team wins Game 2. It's almost like the Golden Knights have a chance in this series! #CupIn1
— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) May 15, 2018
What a recovery by Smith in his own zone. Leads to the 2-on-1 and Marchy buries another one. MASSIVE goal in this game. 3-1 VGK! #CupIn1
— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) May 15, 2018
What a second effort by Tatar. Missed a wide open one but did not hesitate for a second to jump on it and put it in. Massive goal. Now jump on em while they are down, keep the crowd out. https://t.co/yuYTzG9WQh
— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) May 15, 2018

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