Let's Talk About the Sharks and Knights Crazy Game Seven 

Vegas/San Jose is an incredible rivalry. They hate each other, the fans hate each other, and I love watching these teams play.

Doesn’t feel like anyone is giving the sharks any credit. There was literally hundreds of missed calls in this series. Greatest series I’ve ever watched!

Always love the little beep at the beginning of the video -Go Canucks Go!

I would like to officially welcome vegas to the NHL!! You aren't a real team until you experience this kind of heartbreak

This game/series is definitely gonna go down in the books as one of the classics, that's for sure

I feel for you vegas fans, but hey, at least u didn't win 62 games only to get swept by the 8th seed

I’m not even a fan of these teams and I was waiting for this

What a beautiful winning goal. Erik Karlsson with that setup was perfection.

To be fair the "botched call" was a penalty call not a goal call. There was another "botched call" that disallowed a Sharks goal in game 2 of this series, odds are it was gonna even out. Also based on the blood, the ref was bound to react accordingly. Vegas should have done a better job on the kill. When you play the more physically aggressive way Vegas does, you can't expect not to get called on an extra thing here and there when the refs expect it. Vegas shouldn't blame the call for their loss, it was that god-awful PK unit that sank them. I should clarify, I'm an Avalanche fan who was watching this game to "scout the competition"

Hi Shannon. Glad I finally had a chance to sit down and hear your take on this game. As a Sharks season ticket holder, I was fortunate enough to be there last night and you are absolutely right, this was the most improbable series of events I've ever seen in a hockey game. I'm still in utter disbelief about what happened last night... hands down the most insane hockey game I've ever watched and I got to see it in the flesh. Unreal. Anyways, as someone who was at the game, I thought you might appreciate my take on the Pavelski incident since you really do get a whole different perspective on the game while watching live. I understand that you have expressed resentment for the Sharks numerous times throughout the history of this channel and please know that I hold nothing against you for that, but to say that there was no reason that cross check should have resulted in a five minute major is absolutely ridiculous. Are you seriously going to argue that a play which results in the opposing captain being knocked out cold in front of his home crowd, in possibly his last game with the Sharks, while the game is looking to be a sure victory for Vegas, is not going to result in a five minute major?? Nope. BS. I've watched enough of your channel to know that you know better than this. In that context, that play will result in a misconduct 11 times out of 10. What you didn't see were the numerous instances leading up to that moment where Vegas players behind the play took whacks and jabs specifically at Pavelski. There was one moment in the second period where Pavelski and Stastny got into a brief shoving match as the play transitioned away and Stastny took a shot at Pavelski's face, clearly intending to re-aggravate his facial injury. The ref saw it happen and skated alongside Stastny as he coasted off for a line change and said some words to him and the Vegas bench. That was their warning. When it happened again once the game appeared to be out of reach, the only option the ref had was to toss somebody. May have not gotten the right guy, but it was 100% the right call and ultimately Vegas showed that they don't have the championship resolve you need in order to overcome a situation like that. Thanks again for the video. I hope I was able to help clarify why that was called the way it was.

Can't believe this! I'm in Sweden. I set the alarm for ridiculously early to watch the second half. Vegas up 3 nothing. "Nah, sharks are out. I'm going back to bed." Whhhhhhyyyyyy did I do that???? 😢😢😢

It's a simple fact that the call is to the refs discretion. Pavelski was injured SERIOUSLY. I don't think the refs could see that, real time, and not call it a major. I'm a Kings fan, so have no love for either team. But that was a nasty incident. The cross check lead to the hit by Stasny, and the refs saw that, and decided to call it a major. It probably shouldn't have been a major, but the refs decided it should have been, and I think that's fair. It's their call to make, and I don't blame them for it. The contact was severe enough, being off the faceoff, and the severity of the injury, that they called it a major. The point about the Vegas PK is also great to make. They played so great on the PK all series, but just disappeared for that 5 minute call. BUT even more than that call, and that PK, Vegas blew a 3-1 series LEAD against the Sharks! The San Jose Sharks, who have been chokers since before they were even called the Sharks! Can't blame game 5 and 6 on a 5 minute penalty. Vegas had plenty of chances to end the series, and couldn't do it. That's on them, not the penalty. They couldn't end the series in game 5 and 6. They couldn't kill the 5 minute penalty, and they couldn't score in OT when they had A LOT of chances in OT. More and better chances than the sharks.

There's no double-minor on a cross-checking penalty, so it's either a single-minor or a major (which includes an auto misconduct). The refs thought Eakin's hit deserved more than a minor penalty. You can blame the refs for the call, which I think is fair, but you can’t blame them for allowing 4 goals in the same power-play. VGK's PK on that major was atrocious. That's on them, and not on the refs.

I really dislike when people say so-in-so deserves to win prematurely. Whoever crosses the finish line first deserves to win. GK being up 3-0 with about 10mins left still don’t deserve anything because they simply failed to finish.

What a game. That was unreal. This is why hockey is the greatest sport in the world. You don’t see this kind of stuff in other sports. 🙌

Die hard VGK fan just giving my two cents. Was it a penalty? Absolutely! Was it worthy of a five minute major? In my opinion no. Even though they had to kill a five minute major, there is no way we should have given up 4 goals in 4 minutes. That is ridiculous in a playoff game, let alone a game 7! It hurts more because it was against the Sharks, which quickly has become our biggest rivals in the league. The point I think no one has really touched on is even though they made it look easy, it is beyond difficult to score four goals in four minutes in any game, even if you are on a power play for the duration of it, so kudos to the Sharks for actually pulling it off! Plain and simple, and remember I’m saying this as a die hard Knights fan, if we can’t hold a three goal lead with less than ten minutes left in game 7 of a playoff series, then we don’t deserve to win the series. Plus, don’t forget we gave up a 3-1 series lead and couldn’t close out the Sharks in three straight games. Bad calls aside, we had a great season and I fully expect us to be right back in the playoffs again next season. As much as I hate to say this as a VGK fan, congrats to the Sharks on winning the series. Good luck the rest of the way.

I feel really bad for the Vegas fans for the heartbreak. But, I also feel bad for Pavelski. I don’t cheer for anyone to get hurt. Hope he gets well cuz he’s a beast for them. Unbelievable series and I respect both teams for the emotion and passion they’ve put for this game. Congrats San Jose on the series win

You know what I’m most happy about? Dallas, Colorado, STL, or SJS; one is going to the cup final

That call was rough, yes, but I believe the Goalie Interference call in game 2 was pretty bad as well

Eakin cost Vegas this series, up 3-0 and he pulls a Kadri move and it fired the Sharks up enough to end up taking back the game and winning in the end , hope Pavelski is ok and glad the Sharks pulled out the win tonight !

I'm a Kings fan, and I was jumping up and down during the comeback and when they won in OT. I have so much respect for the Sharks, despite being a division rival, and honestly don't like the Knights (still sad about being swept last year lool). I seriously hope the Sharks can take this and win a Cup for fucks sake. Hats off to the both teams for a fantastic series and game 7 that will be talked about for years to come.

“What in the godamn?” -Benny, Fallout New Vegas.

You know, there are division "rivalries" and then are true rivalries. This is a true rivalry in the making.

I had no dog in this fight, but wow.... what a game seven. That was something else to watch. I definitely couldn't've dreamed that up if I tried.

Anger... Depressed... Dumbfounded... I hope Pavelski is ok.This felt more like the championship final than a first round matchup. Oh well, great game Sharks! You earned it! See you hockey goons next year. Go Knights!!

As a hockey fan this is why I love watching hockey, it doesn’t matter what team played whoever tonight, that comeback for the home ice team was amazing to watch.

Sharks fan here I thought the game was done before the pavelski injury I was on edge of my seat for the rest of the game, most stressed I’ve had ever

Two “Golden” teams blew a 3-1 series lead

Just got home from this game. My ears and ringing and my hands are numb. The town is going crazy, it’s like bush era Baghdad in the streets. The police can only watch from the sidewalk. What a series

Fun fact: I played against Petr klima’s twin boys growing up. They were incredible skaters. Small but you couldn’t catch them

Vegas deserved to lose. Stop complaining. Vegas had a huge advantage. Even before a single goal was scored during the 5min major. An advantage so huge that no team has ever scored 4 goals in the same penalty, EVER... NEVER HAPPENED before...EVER. A statistical advantage no one can objectively deny. San Jose 2018-2019 team deserved this win and they will be remembered forever. At this point who cares who will win the Cup this year. 5 , 10, 20 years from now, not many will remember the 2018-2019 Stanley Cup champs, people will remember this epic sharky come back for years to come. An an NHL fan who witnessed it can forever say, “remembered that game “

Greatest 3rd period in hockey history?

Vegas got rattled. Call was wrong, but Vegas has got to keep composure and get the kill. Keep in mind too that Vegas was up 3-1 in the series and never finished them off.

This was an epic showing by the Sharks! That’s why everyone kept mentioning Vegas game 7.

One of the best game sive seen in a long time. For those blaming the refs, 2 things: Vegas let in 4 power play goals, no excuse there. Secondly, sharks were robbed in game 2 with the goalie interference call.

This is a painful one, but I'll move on. Great series, San Jose, and good luck with the Avalanche. GO KNIGHTS GO!

There is no other professional league on this Earth that can create a Gladiator Coliseum atmosphere LIKE NHL playoff hockey - end of discussion NO debate and shut the Back Door !

I'm surprised you didn't go into Eakin's goal. That was also a bad call, it looked clearly like it was played with a high stick.

As a sharks fan I say this with no shame that this comeback tonight definitely gave me the chills! What a flippin amazing series, but hats off to the Knights as they probably deserved this one

As a Vegas fan of course I’m disappointed in the result. The reality is Vegas blew a 3-1 series lead then failed to penality kill with a 3-0 game 7 lead. They have to own their downfall, learn from it, and move on.

You couldn't hear the PA announcer during the major penalty.

As a Sharks fan, this was such a crazy & fun game to watch. I’m glad I didn’t miss it. As soon as the game ended, I was excited to watch your video on it haha Go Sharks! 🦈

ya the call might’ve been bad, but that’s not an excuse for giving up 4 damn goals in 4 minutes

As a San Jose fan I think the penalty is at most a 2 minute. I would lie if I say I'm not happy but they clearly has to review the rules regarding this penalty. Hope Pavelski is okay.

This gotta be one of the GREATEST comebacks in NHL history. they were down 3-1 and yet they fought so hard and got to game 7. Then those epic 4 goals in 5 mins. It ruins my bracket but you know what? Idc. Thanks VGK and SJS for beautiful hockey. Oh and EK65 is a beast, he was struggling soo much, but eventually made the pass for the final goal by Goodrow.

Great video...YT served it to me and you got a new sub. I'm a VGK fan and am not even mad...still in shock and awe. When the 5 minute power play was awarded I turned to my wife and said, "They can score again and again and again"...and when the first goal went in so fast I said, "We're gonna lose." Had no idea they'd score 4 in a row of course. But you could feel the change. Your Peter Klima story was again exactly what I told my wife about when I noticed the Sharks were leaving Goodrow on the bench in OT. "Hate" is a pretty strong term ;-) I prefer to think of it as the coach/general using his players/tools correctly. Watching the power play clips in the couple days since the game, it's hard to "get" the pre-penalty vibe of the game (very low, steady energy for Vegas) and the sharp contrast with the intensity of the Sharks' as the 5 minutes started. I hope future viewers will get a clear picture of how crazy this was and what happened. I'm a student of momentum and morale in sports and business and this was an amazing example of that kind of shift. I like the effort you've put into your white board. Ha! just noticed you're a BC guy...I'm from there and so a Canucks fan but moved to the US 10 years ago.

Get mad at the refs all you want but Vegas had a 3-1 series lead and a 3 time Stanley Cup champion and last years runner up in net. The playoffs are when you bear down and grind out victories with help from your special teams.

Pavelski is a genuine man and a respectable player. This is a super unfortunate freak accident that saddens the entire hockey community. Every inch of ice was battled for through and through. The game was well played and hard fought and this incident was far from intentional. Everyone's pulling for you Joe and pray for a speedy recovery. Sending love from Detroit. 🙏

Probably one of the best games I’ve ever watched. I didn’t know who to cheer for as I had vegas in my bracket but kinda wanted sj to complete the come back and I also felt so bad for fleury

Crazy hockey indeed. Some of the best I've seen. After a bad call. I'm a Sharks fan. I woke up the neighborhood yelling at the t.v. window open. "YEEAAHHHH!!!" After every goal. Along with jumping up an a fist pump. Been a hockey fan since a kid. ECHL Fresno Falcons days. Farm team for the Sharks. Before Barracuda. Woshster.

Vegas can argue that the refs “handed” the sharks the win tonight but let’s not forget game 2 when the refs were on Vegas’ side

As a VGK season ticket holder the call doesn't bother me the most. It's the fact they blew the 3-1 lead. Congrats to the Sharks they simply just wanted it more.

I refreshed like 50 times for this lmao

Eakin's goal was a high stick. Every team gets bad calls and usually things even out. What a series

I’ll say it again, there’s nothing like playoff hockey!

Not a fan of Vegas or San Jose but I was kinda hoping the Sharks would pull it out in gm. 7. The old-school in me says that expansion clubs are supposed to suck for five years before making the playoffs, let alone being a contender. I was steamed when the league took that huge expansion fee from Vegas and in return gave them a wayyy favorable expansion draft allowing them better players than they would had they been given a similar draft as Columbus and Minnesota got in 2000. I don't plan on accepting Vegas as a contender until at least 2025.

You didn't even mention the Vegas goal on the obvious high stick.

Vegas had three opportunities (remember when they were up 3-1 in the series?) to finish San Jose off. Vegas lost the series.

As a Nordiques/Avalanche fan this reminds me of Andy Van Hellmond blowing the whistle in his mind, completely screwing my Nords against the Rangers in 1995. I'll never get over that. In the present as an Avs fan I am in fact thrilled this series went 7 and to OT in Game 7. I would have preferred, oh I don't know about 17 more Overtimes, but I'll take wheat I can get. :D

Also Fun Fact: the Sharks are the 2nd team in NHL history to comeback from a 3 goal deficit in the 3rd period of a game 7. The first time was Boston in 2013 vs Toronto

The way that Eric Karlsson played was under the radar, but his incredible talent really shined in this game. Wildest game I have ever seen.

By god they actually pulled it off. Even if we get knocked out in the next round, this comeback was legendary.

Worst season in Vegas history

Anyone who thinks Vegas got screwed tonight just remember San Jose got "screwed" in game 2 with the goalie interference penalty that changed the momentum of the series, almost for good.

As a neutral fan and still relatively new to hockey this game was the craziest thing I’ve ever seen in any sport.

I WAS WAITING IMPATIENTLY FOR THIS VIDEO

I gave up on the Sharks after they dropped 4 straight against the Kings a few years ago. I gave up on the Sharks after game 4 this year. I just had 7 heart attacks and 2 strokes watching this game, holy hell what a ride! I just finally pulled the trigger on my first Sharks jersey. Now my bigger problem. Avs are my main team and I have no clue how to cope with the next round.

As a current high school hockey player in Minnesota, when Stastny skates into Pavelsky, Stastny was doingng his job as a left winger. When the puck is dropped in the d-zone on the left dot, a left winger on that side is expected by every coach in all of hockey to shoot the gap to get to that defensemen. He was skating through and Pavensky fell into him without any time to react, so he wouldn’t have gotten a call, due to a freak collision when shooting the gap on the draw, which happens so much in hockey when a centermen bumps into the winger shooting through (not to that extent but it still happens). As for Eakin, I’ve seen hits like this on the draw a lot actually, sometimes they’re called, sometimes they’re not. Pavelsky won the draw and when you pull back on your stick as a centermen on the draw you move your weight slightly to your heels so when Eakin crosschecked him (in the chest, not head area) he fell a lot easier than normal. The injury was not due to Eakin but the weird collision with Stastny which wouldn’t result in the rule where a player get a 5 minute major for a crosscheck that causes injury because the crosscheck wasn’t what caused it. As for the penaltykill. Momentum in a hockey game is weird and it is so hard to stop. Especially scoring 6 seconds into it and in that atmosphere. The only reason why I’m not boiling angry is because my cousin Nate Schmidt will be coming home earlier this year than last year and we can hangout a little bit more and I can talk to him about that call.

That was the crasiest 3rd period i've seen in my life!

Crazy game. I hope for a speedy recovery to the Captain. That was hard to watch. I'm an Avs fan so it's on Sharks! Let's go!

Historic First Ever First Round Exit From The Stanley Cup Playoffs For The Las Vegas Golden Knights From The Silver State Of Nevada!

What a great night, I get back from a beer league game that I had 2 goals and the game winning assist in ot, see that the Leafs lost, sit down crack open a beer and then saw one of the greatest, craziest, insane game 7 endings of my lifetime! I fucking love hockey!!

Two for Eakin and five on Stastny IMO.

Just remember, the Officials awarded a 5 Minute Power Play, not 4 PP goals. I don't think it was a 5 minute major, but that's what the call was and they had to play through it. I didn't think of the 5 minute Power Play when the 4 goals were scored, I thought of the inability of the Vegas PK Unit killing off that Power Play successfully. They completely crumbled. Not only that, but they had 3 chances in the series to close out the Sharks, and they failed to do so. We could be sitting here talking about how the Sharks couldn't score on that 5 minute major, because all night that game, they were horrible on the Power Play. 0-4 beforehand. Bottom line is Vegas crumbled when it mattered most. Sharks got an opportunity to get back in the series, and the game, and they took it.

As a Sharks fan I was pooping my pants this entire game

I’m watching this after your ‘top 10 most viewed’ upload. This was an insightful vid. Congratulations on 90k!

I was rooting for Vegas... UNTIL THE EAKIN PENALTY That the hit was right off the faceoff, and Pavelski was defenseless and didn't have the puck. Also Stasny pushed him down and caused him to hit head first into the ice. Absolutely deserved to be a 5 minute penalty and a 5 game suspension

If you read the rule book, an injury resulting from a penalty is a 5 min major. It was the correct call. It was LITERALLY written in the rule book. I was at the game, and it was THE BEST GAME EVER!!! The only better game in Sharks history will be when they win the Cup. And San Jose went on to kill a 4 min penalty against the Avs, proving that you CAN kill a penalty without being scored on in the playoffs. And if VGK had won game 5 or 6, they never would have had to worry about having to win a must win game 7. San Jose absolutely DESERVED to win that series!!! 🦈🦈🦈🦈🏒🥅

There is no doubt that Eakin's cross-check didn't warrant 5 and a game. But Stastny throwing Pavelski down onto the ice, the proximate cause of his apparently significant head injury...that's 5 minutes for roughing (no doubt in my mind, even given the NHL playoffs standard disregard for the normal rulebook...Stastny wasn't fighting for puck possession, the puck was 20 feet away along the boards - this was NOT a hockey play, it was an unwarranted attack that may not have been intended to injury Pavelski, but injury was a likely outcome given the nature of the foul). Mike Matheson committed an almost identical assault on Elias Pettersson this past season, throwing him to the ice while the puck was in a galaxy far, far away (which resulted in an injury that left Pettersson out of the lineup for a few weeks, and who knows what the long-term impact of that concussion will be to the young superstar?), and he got 2 games' suspension. The incidents are alike in every respect except for where they occurred (off a faceoff vs. along the boards). So even if these kinds of incidents were reviewable by the game referee, I think seeing the play re-played would only have caused Vegas more grief, because in addition to 2 minutes for cross-checking against Eakin (it was undeniably a cross-check), Stastny would incur 5 and a game; thus the Sharks would be on a 5-on-3 powerplay for 2 or less, AND SJ scoring would only make it a 5-on-4 for the remainder of the 5 minutes. Plus, Vegas would have been without Stastny instead of Eakin for the remainder of the game, and I think he's a MUCH bigger loss. Pavelski was fouled by two opponents within the span of a couple seconds. In the confusion of the event, the wrong call was made. But the right call would have been worse for Vegas. And I say all of this as an unbiased observer, a Canadian hockey fan who doesn't think the NHL belongs south of the 40th parallel at all, and all such teams (13 of them, from Washington in the east to St. Louis and Colorado in the center, to San Jose in the west) are illegitimate (it's worth noting that ALL of the Western division finalists are on that list...indeed NINE of the illegitimate teams made the playoffs...revenue sharing, coupled with low income tax rates in many of the southern US jurisdictions have created some excellent teams, which nobody really gives a crap about because they're too busy watching COLLEGE football...nevermind the NFL, people in the South of the US care more about COLLEGE SPORTS than professional hockey smh).

I dont think it was a major. That being said, you shouldn't allow 4 goals in 5 minutes. I agree. However, I would argue, that Sharks shouldn't have been presented this opportunity to begin with. Practically referees awarded Sharks the motivational push they needed. Good game overall.

This is what turns fans off of hockey. I am not even a fan of either team but is frustrating. NHL need to fix this.

Fun Facts: This is the first time in team history Vegas loses two playoffs series in a row. Its also the first time Vegas loses a playoffs series against a Western Conference team, every teams has now lost at least once against the west (Carolina, Columbus and Washington don't count because Detroit was in the west at the time). Finally its the first time the Sharks come back from down 1-3 to win a series.

Statsny should have gotten the 5 and 10. He did the damage with the follow through on a defenseless Pavelski.

Congrats on obtaining your playoff scars, Vegas. You’re officially one of us

I am not saying it wasn't a penalty but the Refs never had their hand up or blew the whistle. Vegas had control of the puck and as the Refs seen a man down on the ice they stopped the action. After they seen all the blood and Thronton crying constantly they decided to not only call a penalty but... call a game misconduct and a 5 minute major... whatever though... good game Sharks. Hope you get Buried by a Mountain of Snow in Colorado.

Nice shout-out to Harrison. Every time I see or hear of Hertl, I'm transported back to the floor hockey event with him here in Vegas. And then I remember the welt I gained from him on my thigh from playing goalie in shorts during warm-ups. Not his fault. And nowhere near as bad as your injury that day, Shannon. Good times... Unforgettable game tonight. More history to be created again next year. Great review, as always, Shannon.

Everyone listen up. We may have just witnessed the greatest game in NHL history and our future kids, grandkids, etc were not able to witness this greatness. Don't take it for granted!

Sharks had no problem killing a double minor against the Avs last night. So apparently it can be done, despite all the whining by the golden snowflakes.

At the end of the day, Vegas allowed 4 goals in under a 5 minute span. The call wasn’t why they lost the game, their poor penalty kill was.

The Sharks, in their entire existence has had calls go against them in big moments. Vegas is still an expansion team, now you know what it feels like. Every other team in the league has had the same thing happen to them as well. Last year they had the benefit of the calls go their way against every other team AND they had calls go in favor of them in this series also. As they say "it all evens out" #EarnYourDues GO SHARKS!!!!!!!!!

One I agree with the call you don't cross check someone in the chest and the puck not anywhere near them. Two don't give up 4 goals in 5 min just saying

I'm from Vegas. It stings but we did blow a 3-1 game lead. The 5 minute penalty don't change the fact that we let the sharks come back to win 3 games straight

Sharks! Sharks! Sharks!

see a lot of people saying it was automatic because of blood... not in the rulebook. even remotely. in fact, the opposite is. crosschecking is primarily defined by the "contact" and also the "impact" -- unlike, say, boarding which considering mostly impact, or high sticking with considers the result (e.g. blood). and the ref has broad discretion to define the "severity" of it based contact, impact, and intent (result is not included though the ref may choose to include it) -- the rulebook does not define severe. so, if you primarily evaluate purely Eakins crosscheck to the chest based on contact or intent, have trouble defining that contact as vicious intent or severe contact Pavelski, TBH, loses his balance. he starts going ass-over-tea-kettle at what is not a severe crosscheck -- half the impact is Pavelski losing his balance. and then, to boot, gets tangled up with Statsny, whom arguably is more responsible for the impact than Eakins 2 minutes at the most IMO.... really think it was blown call. if anyone wants to try quote the rulebook further to try define how it meets its definition of severe contact then I'd be interested it seeing that argument made cuz I don't see it. BTW r59 for xchecking is below Rule 59 - Cross-checking 59.1 Cross-checking - The action of using the shaft of the stick between the two hands to forcefully check an opponent. 59.2 Minor Penalty - A minor penalty, at the discretion of the Referee based on the severity of the contact, shall be imposed on a player who “cross checks” an opponent. 59.3 Major Penalty - A major penalty, at the discretion of the Referee based on the severity of the contact, shall be imposed on a player who “cross checks” an opponent (see 59.5). 59.4 Match Penalty - The Referee, at his discretion, may assess a match penalty if, in his judgment, the player attempted to or deliberately injured his opponent by cross-checking. 59.5 Game Misconduct Penalty - When a major penalty is assessed for cross-checking, an automatic game misconduct penalty shall be imposed on the offending player. 59.6 Fines and Suspensions - When a major penalty is imposed under this rule, an automatic fine of one hundred dollars ($100) shall also be imposed. If deemed appropriate, supplementary discipline can be applied by the Commissioner at his discretion (refer to Rule 28).

I thought the game was over after Pavs got injured I was proven wrong very quick. For a guy who got into hockey about 8 months ago I'm glad I chose San Jose for my team game 6 and game 7 of this series is why hockey now is my favorite sport.

I come back to this at least twice a year

Karlsson could barely move yet several times in the game you could see him just push even harder and elevate his play one more notch especially his pass on the OT winner. Huge effort

People forget that no one said anything about the call when it happened. Only after the fact when Vegas allows 4 PP goals in a row. I don’t agree with the call but it’s not an excuse for Vegas.

That's not a major penalty. It's just not. There's nothing else to say. It's just wrong.

Shannon is right when saying this is the most unexpected comeback. San Jose never comes back, when they’re down they’re out. Not anymore