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The Carolina Hurricanes' stunning comeback in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final has given them a crucial foothold in the series, with the team now tied 1-1 after a 4-3 overtime victory over the Vegas Golden Knights.

The game was a thrilling display of high drama and questionable officiating, with the goaltender interference call on a potential Golden Knights goal becoming a central point of controversy.

Vegas coach John Tortorella challenged the call but lost, resulting in a minor penalty that led to Carolina's power-play goal that tied the game.

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The Hurricanes' dramatic comeback was sparked by a brilliant individual effort from Logan Stankoven, who scored his first goal of the playoffs with a wrist shot from the slot .

Mark Jankowski also played a key role, tying the game with a wrist shot from the slot, and Frederik Andersen made 30 saves for the Hurricanes, including several crucial stops in the third period and overtime.

The Golden Knights were led by Mark Stone, who scored his fifth goal of the playoffs, and Jonathan Marchessault, who had two assists.

Vegas goaltender Adin Hill made 27 saves but was unable to secure the victory.

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The outcome of Game 2 could have significant implications for the remainder of the series, as the Hurricanes have proven they can win on the road.

The atmosphere at PNC Arena was electric, with fans roaring as their team fought back.

The win was a vindication for a Hurricanes team that had been written off by many after a lackluster first period and a half.

They showed the character that has defined their playoff run, and they now have a chance to take control of the series.

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The Golden Knights, meanwhile, will need to regroup and find a way to counter Carolina's relentless forecheck.

The series promises to be a tight , physical battle with both teams demonstrating they can overcome adversity.

The Stanley Cup Final is now living up to its billing as a clash between two of the best teams in the NHL.