Terry, Lundestrom, and Henrique scored unanswered goals in about a five-minute span to tie the game with 3:31 left in the third. Then the Ducks came to life, erasing a three-goal deficit for a second straight night after losing to Buffalo 4-3 in overtime on Thursday.

Capitalizing on a turnover, Stephenson skated into the zone with the puck and sent a pass toward the slot for Carrier, who fired a wrist shot past Gibson to give the Golden Knights a three-goal lead. Shortly after killing off a penalty that carried over from the second period, the Golden Knights extended their lead to two goals when Stephenson took a feed from Jonathan Marchessault and went forehand-backhand with a nice move to beat Gibson, making it 3-1. ZegrasвЂ™ one-timer past Lehner late in the second cut VegasвЂ™ lead in half. Hague made it 2-0 early in the second period when he blasted a shot from just inside the blue line past Gibson. Smith drove in and was denied by Gibson initially, but was able to punch in the rebound, giving Vegas a lead less than four minutes in. Smith got the Golden Knights on the board after William Karlsson deflected a pass from Alec Martinez perfectly to his linemate. Vegas outshot Anaheim 21-8 in the first period, and per Natural Stat Trick, had an overwhelming edge in high-danger chances, 10-3. I think thatвЂ™s probably the best hockey IвЂ™ve ever seen in that first period.вЂќ Even though we were getting terribly outplayed in the first, (Gibson) put on a performance like I havenвЂ™t seen in a while. вЂњI think our fitness level is excellent right now, I think our will is excellent. вЂњWe were terribly disjointed early in the game, but I think it says a lot, especially with the travel today,вЂќ Anaheim coach Dallas Eakins said. Trevor Zegras scored in the second period and in the shootout for the Ducks, while John Gibson stopped 38 shots. Troy Terry, Isac Lundestrom, and Adam Henrique scored in the second half of the third period to erase a three-goal deficit and force overtime. The Ducks certainly didnвЂ™t make it easy on Lehner, though. I think I won the last one, so I just gotta try to keep the momentum going.вЂќ IвЂ™ve been working quite a bit on it this season. вЂњIt just keeps building confidence in (shootouts). вЂњWe needed the two points,вЂќ said Lehner, who entered the game with the worst shootout save percentage in NHL history. Robin Lehner made 34 saves for Vegas and improved to 3-4-0 this season. Vegas is also 9-2-0 and has outscored Anaheim 38-22 at T-Mobile Arena. The 18 victories are the most the Golden Knights have against any opponent. Vegas has won 18 of its 21 all-time meetings against Anaheim. Reilly Smith, Nic Hague, Chandler Stephenson and William Carrier scored in regulation for the Golden Knights, who were playing their sixth game in 10 nights.

вЂњI just went in there, try to keep eye on the goalie, what he try to do, and find the hole to shoot,вЂќ said the 32-year-old Dadonov, who celebrated his first shootout score. It was VegasвЂ™ third straight win after opening the season 1-4-0, including an overtime win at Dallas on Wednesday, when Dadonov also buried the game-winning goal. He has historically been a streaky scorer, so we put him out there.вЂќДadonovвЂ™s winner followed Nic RoyвЂ™s goal in the shootout and the Golden Knights survived a scare to beat the Anaheim Ducks 5-4. вЂњHis name came up and Ryan said he scored two games in a row. вЂњSome of the analytics had other guys ahead of him,вЂќ DeBoer said. LAS VEGAS (AP) - Spanning the roster to decide which player should be next in rotation during a shootout, Vegas Golden Knights coach Peter DeBoer deferred to assistant Ryan Craig, who suggested Evgenii Dadonov.

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