Stars Edge Golden Knights in Shootout Thriller
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What happened in the thrilling shootout between the Dallas Stars and Golden Knights?
From Dallas Stars coverage, this is your January 30th update. What a thriller in Las Vegas last night. The Dallas Stars edged out the Golden Knights 5-4 in a shootout after blowing a three-goal lead in the third period. Jason Robertson and Miko Rantanen sealed the win with their shootout goals, giving Dallas a much-needed victory.
The Stars jumped out fast, with Matt Duchesne scoring just two minutes in for the third straight game. Maverick Borke added two goals later, his first multi-goal game in the league.
How did the Dallas Stars secure their victory despite a blown lead?
But Vegas mounted a huge comeback, tying it when Mitch Marner fired a shot from the left point with just 48.7 seconds left in. Regulation Fans were on the edge of their seats as the Golden Knights rallied with three third-period goals from guys like Keegan Colsar and Riley Smith, who notched a shorthanded tally. Smith now has 13 career shorties for Vegas, closing in on the franchise record. Two stars hit milestones, too. Adam Earn in his 400th game and Wyatt Johnston in his 300th. Jake Oettinger stood tall for Dallas with 17 saves while Aiden Hill stopped 23 for Vegas. Bourquet, drafted 30th overall in 2020, led the Stars' attack alongside assists from Jamie Benn and Sam Steele. Dallas has won four of their last five and heads to Utah on Saturday.
The Knights, who have dropped five of six and struggle in shootouts at one and six, host Seattle the same day. Can't wait for more action. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. Some climb mountains for peace. I climb into bed with solely pillow.
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