Marner’s Overtime Goal Lifts Golden Knights Over Kings 2-1

Marner Delivers in Overtime

Mitch Marner scored the overtime winner and added an assist Saturday, lifting the Vegas Golden Knights to a 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings at T-Mobile Arena. The Golden Knights were the home team, and the Kings were the visitors.

Marner ended the game with one goal and two points. Mark Stone contributed two assists for Vegas, while Trevor Connelly had a goal and an assist in the victory.

Second-Period Exchange

The teams were scoreless through the opening period before Vegas moved in front in the second. Connelly scored his second goal on a snap shot, with Stone and Marner assisting, to give the Golden Knights a 1-0 lead.

Los Angeles answered later in the period. Artemi Panarin scored his third goal on a wrist shot, assisted by Adrian Kempe and Brandt Clarke, to make it 1-1. Panarin finished with one goal and one point, and Kempe had one assist for the Kings.

Marner Finishes It

Neither team scored in the third period, sending the game to overtime tied 1-1. Marner then scored his second goal on a snap shot to put Vegas ahead 2-1. Stone earned his fourth assist of the game on the play, and Connelly recorded his second assist.

The scoring produced a 0-0 first-period score, a 1-1 second-period score, a 0-0 third-period score and a 1-0 Vegas advantage in overtime. The final was Vegas 2, Los Angeles 1.

Records

The Golden Knights moved to 5-1-0 with 10 points after the game. The Kings’ record became 0-2-2, with two points. The game was played Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, at T-Mobile Arena, where attendance was 16,768.

Sources

ESPN