Stephenson capped what had been a difficult day with a shot he will long remember. The Knights, however, picked up the pressure in the third period with 12 shots on goal, forced overtime and then won it quickly in the extra session. That goal rewarded a Stars defensive effort that allowed just 10 shots on goal through the first two periods. Robertson scored for the second game in a row when he knocked in a rebound on a power play at 9:21 of the second period to put Dallas back in front at 2-1. Vegas evened the score at 10:08 when the puck went off Dallas defenseman Esa Lindell’s skate and Stone buried the 5-on-3 power-play goal that came off an unusual double penalty on the Stars - their only two infractions. Heiskanen scored just 2:47 into the game for the Stars, the puck hopping over Hill. They have gone against the usual paths to victory during the NHL playoffs by going 7-3 when the opponent scores first and posting eight comeback wins. Teams that have won the first two games in the series preceding the Stanley Cup Final have advanced 91% of the time, one of the few times the odds have been in the Knights’ favor.

Miro Heiskanen and Jason Robertson each scored for the Stars, and Ryan Suter had two assists. Stephenson, Jonathan Marchessault and Mark Stone each had a goal and an assist for Vegas, and Adin Hill saved 26 shots.

Stephenson jumped on a rebound 1:12 into overtime and hit the back of the net to complete a rally and give the Golden Knights a 3-2 victory over the Dallas Stars on Sunday and a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference Final.

“Let’s not let our egos get in the way of having success,” Cassidy told Stephenson. LAS VEGAS (AP) - A slashing penalty in the first period and a retaliatory cross check in the second not only sent Vegas’ Chandler Stephenson to the penalty box twice, but resulted in a conversation with coach Bruce Cassidy in the second intermission.

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