Carolina’s Jordan Staal scores two goals as the Hurricanes defeat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-3 in Game 4, evening the Stanley Cup Final series at 2-2 as the teams head home. Multiple outlets highlight Staal’s sustained scoring throughout the Final, including that he finds the net in consecutive games and becomes the first captain in NHL history to score in his first four Stanley Cup Final games. One report notes Staal’s scoring run extends to a fifth straight game, tying an NHL playoff record by scoring in each of the first five Final games. Another outlet adds that Staal finishes with six goals against Vegas in the Final. Beyond the on-ice production, Yahoo Sports reports Staal wins the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP, reflecting his impact across the postseason. Overall, the accounts agree on the Game 4 result, Staal’s two-goal performance, and the historical significance of his scoring streak in the Stanley Cup Final versus Vegas.