Vegas Golden Knights clinched their second-round Stanley Cup Playoffs series against the Anaheim Ducks 4-2 with a commanding 5-1 Game 6 road win last night at Honda Center, driving trader consensus to 100% implied probability on Vegas as series victor. After splitting the first four games 2-2, the Knights seized control in Game 5's 3-2 overtime triumph before dominating with three first-period goals in the clincher, fueled by Pavel Dorofeyev's two tallies—elevating him to the playoff goals lead—and Mitch Marner's continued point-per-game dominance. Superior penalty kill efficiency (87.9%) and road ice advantage proved decisive against a gritty Ducks squad that upset Edmonton in Round 1 but faltered late. With the outcome official, only an extraordinary NHL review or forfeiture reversal could alter resolution, though none appears imminent as Vegas advances to the Western Conference Final versus Colorado.