Watch: Sharks Score Four Goals in Four Minutes vs. Golden Knights to Key Comeback Win

The Knights tied it with 47 seconds left to force overtime, but the Sharks prevailed 5–4.

The San Jose Sharks started rewriting their NHL playoff destiny in just over four minutes in the third period against the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday.

Down 3–0 with 10:47 to play, Golden Knights center Cody Eakin was issued a five-minute major for cross-checking on Sharks captain Joe Pavelski. Pavelski suffered an apparent head injury as a result and was helped off the ice while bleeding. 

Pavelski injury. Head hits the ice. Not good. #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/rx3I590k6B

— Rob Taub (@RTaub_) April 24, 2019

Seven seconds later, Logan Courture netted the Sharks' first goal of the night. Game 6 overtime hero Tomas Hertl scored another power play goal with 9:51 left to play before Courture and Kevin Labanc found the net to give the Sharks a 4–3 lead 6:39 to play.

The @SanJoseSharks have taken the lead late in the third.

This game is crazy.

Watch more here: https://t.co/Cxfh9sXayp pic.twitter.com/49AMqrbD61

— NBC Sports Hockey (@NBCSportsHockey) April 24, 2019

San Jose scored a miraculous four goals in 4:01 despite entering Game 7 just 4–25 on the power play.

Jonathan Marchessault tied the game at 4–4 with a goal of his own with 47 seconds left in the game, sending the matchup into overtime to decide who moves on to Round 2.

.@JMarchessault18 sends #Game7 to OT! #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/1IeBZbFImm

— NHL GIFs (@NHLGIFs) April 24, 2019

The game would need almost an entire overtime period, with Barclay Goodrow scoring 18:19 into OT to cap off the Game 7 madness with a 5–4 win. 

Game Winner! pic.twitter.com/LQAQC0PLua

— NBC Sports Hockey (@NBCSportsHockey) April 24, 2019

The Golden Knights clearly were not a fan of the penalty call after the game. "It's just like the Saints. It changes the whole outcome," Marchessault said.