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Brett Howden's clutch short-handed goal in double overtime propels the Vegas Golden Knights to a thrilling 5-4 win over the Utah Mammoth. This victory places Vegas just one win away from clinching the first-round series.
What follows reveals the key moments that define this intense playoff matchup.
The Golden Knights now lead the series 3-2 heading into Game 6 in Salt Lake City. Pavel Dorofeyev's dramatic six-on-five goal with just 52.7 seconds left in regulation not only forced overtime but also secured his place in franchise history with the sixth playoff hat trick. Dorofeyev, who previously had only two goals in 13 playoff games, made a significant impact. Shea Theodore contributed with a goal and an assist, while Jack Eichel tallied two assists.
Carter Hart stood strong in goal, stopping 33 shots. For the Mammoth, John Marino, Lawson Crouse, and Dylan Guenther found the back of the net, with Clayton Keller adding two assists. Despite struggling on power plays, both teams engaged in a physical battle, combining for 86 hits. Vegas managed to break their power play drought with Dorofeyev’s goal, ending a rough stretch, while Howden sealed the game with a faceoff win leading to his decisive score.
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