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Brett
Leason
#20
Right Wing
Washington Capitals
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1.96 m, 99 kg
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30/4/1999 (26)
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Calgary, AB
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2019: Rd 2, Pk 56 (WSH)
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Shea Theodore's OT goal lifts Golden Knights to Game 4 win
Shea Theodore scored on a snap shot from the high slot with 51.5 seconds left in overtime as the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Utah Mammoth 5-4 on Monday night after squandering a three-goal lead, tying the first-round playoff series at two games apiece.
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Utah Mammoth: Game Highlights
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Utah Mammoth: Game Highlights
Theodore's overtime goal lifts Golden Knights to 5-4 win over Mammoth; series tied at 2-all
— Shea Theodore scored on a snap shot from the high slot with 51.5 seconds left in overtime as the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Utah Mammoth 5-4 on Monday night after squandering a three-goal...
Philadelphia Flyers 'still in a good spot' despite Game 5 loss
Having lost two in a row after leading the series 3-0, the Philadelphia Flyers believe the pressure hasn't shifted onto them despite failing to close out the Pittsburgh Penguins twice in three days, the latest being a 3-2 loss Monday at PPG Paints Arena.
Penguins edge Flyers, cut NHL playoff series deficit to 3-2
Connor Dewar, Kris Letang and Elmer Soderblom scored and the Pittsburgh Penguins avoided elimination for the second time in 48 hours with a 3-2 win over Philadelphia in Game 5 of their first-round series Monday night.
