Vegas Knights' OT Win Ties Series

0:00It's April 28th. This is NHL News today, your AI-powered team coverage. Vegas Golden Knights pulled off a wild 5-4 overtime win in game 4 against the Utah mammoth, tying their Western Conference first round series. At two games a piece. Shade Theodore fired home the winner at 1908 of overtime on April 28th after Vegas blew a three-nothing lead early on. Utah stormed back with four straight goals to grab a 4-3 edge in the third, but Brett Howden deflected a puck to tie it at 4-4 laid in. The period. Then in overtime, Pavel Dorfayev thought he had the winner at 10-22, but officials waved it off for a skate offside on Jack Eichel. Players stayed locked in despite the crowd roaring and fans waving towels. The Knights kept their cool and dominated chances. Coach John Torturella called it a gritty find-a-way victory that keeps the series alive heading home. The momentum shifted hard when Utah tied in lead, turning Delta Center electric, but

1:00Vegas showed playoff maturity by resetting fast. That disallowed goal tested everyone, yet they pushed forward without folding. Now the Knights jet back for game 5 wins the night at 10 PM Eastern and T-Mobile Arena, aiming to grab the series lead and ride this resilience. Deep into playoffs.