Vegas Steals OT Thriller, Ties Series at 2

0:00It's April 28th, you're listening to NHL News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. Vegas Golden Knights just stole Game 4 from the Utah Mammoth with a 5-4 overtime thriller at Delta Center. Shade Theodore fired home the winner at 1908 of overtime, tying the first round series at two games a piece. The chaos started when Corral Vegemelka poked away Jack Eichel's shot, but Ian Cole accidentally dislodged the goalie's stick while clearing the goalies. Rebound. Eichel scooped it up behind the net and fed Theodore for the one-timer into an empty cage. Utah amounted a wild comeback after Vegas jumped out to a three-nothing lead on goals from Pawel Door 5, Brett Houten shorthanded, and Cole Smith. Nick Schmaltz, Cole, Michael Carcone, and Clayton Keller flipped the script to grab a 4-3 edge before Houten tied it late in the third. Brett Houten notched two goals for Vegas, with Eichel and Noah Hanuffen dishing two assists each. Utah's Mikhail Sergeičev tallyed three helpers, and Vegemelka stopped 29 shots in the loss.

1:05There was more OT drama when Door 5 F thought he wanted earlier, but video review waved it off for Eichel being offside. Game 5 hits the T-Mobile Arena in Vegas on Wednesday at 10pm Eastern Series stays alive and kicking.