Then, forward Matthew Tkachuk - who in Game 3 scored a third-period equalizer for Florida in its 3-2 overtime win - was achingly close to doing the same thing in Game 4 if not for a sensational left pad save by Vegas netminder Adin Hill in the final seconds.
Vegas held a 3-0 lead over Florida late into the second period, only to have the Panthers claw their way back to within a goal with more than 15 minutes to play. There was, of course, drama along the way to victory Saturday. Being at home too, everyone is going to be into it. It's a lot more emotion, a lot more everything. It'll be a different game than the other ones. "It's one win away from a lot of dreams, for a lot of guys," forward Chandler Stephenson, who scored twice for Vegas, said after the win. The Golden Knights have the first of what could be three opportunities to close out the Panthers on Tuesday in Game 5 at home. Vegas topped the Florida Panthers 3-2 in Game 4 on Saturday, taking a commanding 3-1 series lead. The Vegas Golden Knights are one win away from the first Stanley Cup victory in franchise history. NHL, Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden Knights 'Emotions will be high': Knights win, eye Cup clincher in Vegas
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