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Carolina wins Game 2 in overtime, series tied 1-1

6/5/2026

Summary

Jarvis Overtime Winner

Seth Jarvis scored the overtime power-play winner at 3:56, giving Carolina a 4-3 win over Vegas on June 4, 2026, tying 1-1.
Carolina erased a 2-0 deficit with goals by Logan Stankoven, Mark Jankowski and Jordan Staal.
Shayne Gostisbehere recorded two assists, including the pass that set up Jarvis’s overtime goal.
Goalies Carter Hart (22 saves) and Frederik Andersen (23 saves) made stops, Hart denying Sebastian Aho on a one-timer at 14:06.

Summary

Golden Knights Ticketing

Ticket prices start at $831 and $1,281 lower for Game 3 and $898 and $1,362 for Game 4.
Betting lists Hurricanes -161, Golden Knights +135, over/under 5.5, Hurricanes -1.5 puck line +157.
June 4 event at T-Mobile Arena costs $5, benefits Golden Knights Foundation, and offers free Nevada-licensed parking.
DirecTV blackout viewers can stream via ESPN+, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, or an antenna.
SportsLine’s 10,000 simulations forecast 6.5 goals, with over hitting 56.9%.

History

Historical Context

After the Hurricanes broke a 34-year drought by beating the Edmonton Oilers in Game 7 on June 19, 2006—capped by a 112-point regular season—the franchise returned to the Finals on June 4, 2026 when forward Seth Jarvis scored an overtime power-play winner, echoing the 2006 Stanley Cup triumph that gave North Carolina its first major-league title and reinforcing Carolina’s rare championship legacy.

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Jarvis Overtime Winner

Seth Jarvis scored the overtime power-play winner at 3:56, giving Carolina a 4-3 win over Vegas on June 4, 2026, tying 1-1.
Carolina erased a 2-0 deficit with goals by Logan Stankoven, Mark Jankowski and Jordan Staal.
Shayne Gostisbehere recorded two assists, including the pass that set up Jarvis’s overtime goal.
Goalies Carter Hart (22 saves) and Frederik Andersen (23 saves) made stops, Hart denying Sebastian Aho on a one-timer at 14:06.

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