Live updates: Canes' comeback falls short in 5-4 2OT loss
Last updated: Sunday, June 7, 2026 4:32AM GMT
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Stanley Cup Final between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Vegas Golden Knights looks even in a lot of ways, with very little margin for error.
After Saturday night, Vegas leads the series 2-1. The action resumes Tuesday night for Game 4 in Las Vegas.
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1 hour and 43 minutes ago
Canes explode for 3 goals in 39 seconds, now trail Vegas 4-3
There's no quit in these Canes!
Trailing 4-0, Jordan Martinook finally got Carolina on the board at the 7:03 mark, and Taylor Hall and Jordan Staal followed with stunning goals in the next 39 seconds.
The flurry of goals stunned the pro-Vegas crowd at T-Mobile Arena and turned what looked like a foregone conclusion into a possible hockey comeback for the ages.
Long way to go -- 11:46 -- and we've got a game!
Bussi stops penalty shot by hat-trick hero Marner
The nightmarish evening continues for the Carolina Hurricanes in the third period.
With the Canes on a power play, and hoping to cut into the lead, a turnover left Mitch Marner, who already has a hat trick, one-one-one with Brandon Bussi, who has replaced Freddie Andersen. Sebastian Aho fouled Marner from behind in desparation, giving Marner a penalty shot.
Fortunately for the Canes, Bussi managed to stifle Marner's penalty effort.
Still, the Canes continue to trail 4-0 with 14 minutes left in the game.
2 hours and 28 minutes ago
Nightmare 2nd period for Canes as Vegas opens 4-0 lead
It's been a nightmare second period for the Hurricanes, as Vegas has suddenly opened a 4-0 lead in Game 3.
Tomas Hertl and Mitch Marner scored 16 seconds apart, and Marner scored again less than 4 minutes later to give the Golden Knights a 3-0 lead and break open what was a tight, tense contest.
Marner then completed a hat trick, blasting one to the far post past Andersen with 3:08 left in the second period.
2 hours and 49 minutes ago
Vegas strikes gold with two goals in 16 seconds
After having two goals disallowed, Vegas finally broke through on a power play.
Tomas Hertl beat Freddie Andersen at the midway point of the second period. Sixteen seconds later, Mitch Marner slipped one in to give the Golden Knights a sudden 2-0 lead.