Golden Knights Struggle to Capitalize, Fall Short in OT Loss to Penguins

Vegas ties the game late in regulation but Erik Karlsson's overtime goal seals Pittsburgh's victory.

The Vegas Golden Knights lost 3-2 in overtime to the Pittsburgh Penguins, marking their second consecutive defeat after a four-game winning streak.
Noah Hanifin tied the game for Vegas with just six seconds remaining in regulation, but the Penguins controlled possession in overtime, leading to Erik Karlsson's game-winning goal 49 seconds into the extra period.
Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby scored twice, reaching 23 goals for the season and continuing a hot streak with five goals in his last five games.
Vegas dominated in shots on goal, outshooting Pittsburgh 37-17, but struggled to convert opportunities as Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry made 35 saves in a strong performance.
Jack Eichel's assist in the game brought his season total to 78 points, tying the Golden Knights' single-season franchise record set by William Karlsson in 2017-18.