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Logan Cooley Scores Late as the Mammoth Beat the Golden Knights 3-2 to Even Playoffs Series
Logan Cooley became the youngest American to score in his first two playoff games as Utah won 3-2 to tie the series.
- On Tuesday, the Utah Mammoth defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 3-2 at T-Mobile Arena, with Logan Cooley scoring the go-ahead goal with six minutes remaining to even the best-of-seven first-round series at one game apiece.
- Utah winger Dylan Guenther set up the decisive goal after using speed to bypass defenseman Shea Theodore, having also scored his first Stanley Cup Playoff goal in the second period to fuel the Mammoth's comeback.
- Captain Mark Stone and Ivan Barbashev scored for the Knights, but goaltender Carter Hart suffered his first loss under coach John Tortorella after making 26 saves, while Karel Vejmelka recorded 19 saves for the Mammoth.
- Securing their first playoff victory since relocating from Arizona two years ago, the Mammoth head home to Salt Lake City with Game 3 scheduled for Friday night at Delta Center.
- Knights forward Brett Howden acknowledged the challenge, saying, "They are a fast team," as coach John Tortorella emphasized the need for resiliency in third-period play going forward.
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Young guns power Utah Mammoth to win over Vegas in Stanley Cup Playoffs
The young guns came up big for the Utah Mammoth in Las Vegas.Dylan Guenther scored his first career goal in the Stanley Cup playoffs, and Logan Cooley scored the game-winning goal in Utah's 3-2 win in game two of their first-round playoff series with the Vegas Golden Knights."It's so exciting playing in these games," said Cooley. "You're playing for the cup, that's what you've dreamed of since you were a little kid. You just want to leave everyt…
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The Utah Mammoth won 3-2 over the Golden Knights in Las Vegas and created a 1-1 tie in this first round series in the West.
·Montreal, Canada
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Total News Sources30
Leaning Left9Leaning Right3Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Left
Bias Distribution
- 47% of the sources lean Left
47% Left
L 47%
C 37%
R 16%
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