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The Vegas Golden Knights rallied to force overtime but ultimately suffered a 3-2 shootout loss to the Boston Bruins on Monday. Despite trailing after an early goal and a five-minute major penalty taken by Braeden Bowman that led to a Morgan Geekie power-play goal, Vegas limited the damage to secure a point in the standings.
Young forward Trevor Connelly bounced back from a heavy first-period hit by Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy to score a third-period goal past Jeremy Swayman off a Noah Hanifin pass. Golden Knights captain Mark Stone and head coach Ryan Craig praised the team's resilience and improved defensive effort despite Vegas having won only one of its last six contests.
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