Mitch Marner on what allowed him to score the fastest hat trick in Stanley Cup Final history and on his missed penalty shot attempt:
"Well, I think a lot of guys made great plays to set me up in that area. I think it was the second one there, Nabber [McNabb] just coming in on that pinch. Just the patience and the play he made to me to allow me to kind of get around the net was phenomenal. Like I said a lot, I think you need five guys on the ice to all be on the same page, and I thought our line did a really good job of that throughout the entire night. And then the penalty shot, I was pretty exhausted to be honest. I really didn't notice they switched their goalie, and I didn't notice he's an off-hand as well. So I had a lot of different thoughts kind of going through my mind when I was going on that penalty shot, of just trying to shoot it quickly or try to find a play. I liked my move, it just missed by a hair I thought. That sometimes happens." #VegasBorn #ForgedInGold #StanleyCup
That's one for the history books 📚
Mitch Marner has a pair of #StanleyCup Final records tonight including most points in a period by an @NHL player. #NHLStats
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Mitch Marner, who has factored on all four @GoldenKnights' goals tonight, surpassed Frank Mahovlich (14-13—27 w/ 1971 MTL) for the most playoff points by a player during his first season with a franchise. #StanleyCup
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Mitch Marner (6:10) scored the fastest hat trick in #StanleyCup Final history, besting the previous mark of 6:21 set 69 years ago by Maurice Richard.
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