Blackhawks Snaps Golden Knights' Seven-Game Winning Streak with 4-3 Overtime Victory

Philipp Kurashev ends Golden Knights' NHL-record streak with his first goal of the season in the Blackhawks' overtime win, halting a three-game losing streak for Chicago.

Chicago Blackhawks' Philipp Kurashev scored the winning goal with 2:10 left in overtime, handing the Vegas Golden Knights their first loss of the season and snapping their franchise-record seven-game winning streak.
The Blackhawks' vital power play goal was scored while the Golden Knights' William Karlsson served a penalty for tripping, bringing the Hawks' power play success rate to 2 for 22 this season.
The victory ended the Blackhawks' own three-game losing streak, with additional goals scored by Connor Bedard, Ryan Donato, and Taylor Raddysh, and 18 saves from goalie Petr Mrazek.
The Golden Knights' previously consistent performance was highlighted by winning 28 consecutive games when scoring three or more goals, a streak now ended by their defeat to the Blackhawks.
Despite the Golden Knights taking an early 2-0 lead in the first 3:52 of the match, the Blackhawks managed to tie the score 2-2 by the end of the first period and later secured their victory in the third period.