NHL Playoffs Tracker: Stanley Cup Final Odds, Latest Stories As Of June 7

While Games 1 and 2 will be hard to forget because of the dramatic comebacks from either team, Game 3 will go down as an instant classic with everything that went down.

Before overtime, there were all sorts of records that were set in Saturday's unforgettable contest between the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights.

Mitch Marner's natural hat trick and first-period performance marked the fastest hat trick in a Stanley Cup final (6:10) since Maurice Richard in 1957, and the first time a player scored four points in a period since Frank Foyston in 1919.

Carolina's quick turnaround in the third period was also unbelievable, scoring three goals in just 39 seconds, which is the fastest trio of goals in Stanley Cup final history.

Not to mention, the Hurricanes' overall effort to force overtime despite an early 4-0 deficit, Brandon Bussi replacing Frederik Andersen in the crease, Marner's denied penalty shot attempt, and more.

After that whirlwind Game 3, here are the latest Stanley Cup final odds from BetMGM, new stories and the top scorers of the playoffs.

Game 4: Carolina at Vegas, Saturday, June 6, 8 p.m. (ABC, SN, CBC, TVAS)

Vegas leads 2-1

Game 1: Vegas 5, Carolina 4

Game 2: Vegas 3, Carolina 4 (OT)

Game 3: Carolina 4, Vegas 5 (2OT)

Game 4 odds on BetMGM: Carolina (1.87/-115), Vegas (1.95/-105)

Stanley Cup winner odds: Vegas (1.53/-189), Carolina (2.55/+155)

- Brandon Bussi, Hurricanes Fall Short Of Comeback In Chaotic 2OT Loss To Golden Knights

- Stanley Cup Final: Game 3 Was Off The Wall

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- 'We Just Dug Too Big A Hole': Brandon Bussi, Jordan Staal, Jordan Martinook, Andrei Svechnikov, Rod Brind'Amour On Brutal Game 3 Loss

- No Lede is Safe: 3 Takeaways from Resilient, Dramatic Golden Knights Game 3 Overtime Win

1. Mitch Marner, Vegas Golden Knights: 28 points, 19 games

2. Jack Eichel, Vegas Golden Knights: 20 points, 19 games

T-3. Taylor Hall, Carolina Hurricanes: 17 points, 16 games

T-3. Brett Howden, Vegas Golden Knights: 17 points, 19 games

T-5. Jackson Blake, Carolina Hurricanes: 16 points, 16 games

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