In the ancient rhythm of championship sport, where momentum is everything and elimination sharpens the will, the Carolina Hurricanes found something essential in themselves on home ice. Jordan Staal scored twice to lift Carolina past the Vegas Golden Knights 3-2 in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, pulling the series level at two games each. What had threatened to become a quiet ending became instead a reminder that in playoff hockey, no door closes until the final horn sounds.
Hurricanes Even Stanley Cup Final at 2-2 With Game 4 Victory Over Golden Knights
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