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The Golden Knights were awarded the first power-play of the Stanley Cup Finals and made no mistake, taking an early 1-0 lead.
After the first power-play unit struggled to get anything going, the second unit hopped over the boards. Erik Haula was able to get it back to Colin Miller, who neatly pulled it off of the sideboards and beat Braden Holtby short-side with an absolute rocket.&nbsp;
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Miller is no stranger to obliterating pucks, he once fired a <a href="https://theahl.com/2015-skills-competition">105.5 mph slapshot during the AHL Skills Competition in 2015</a>.&nbsp;
This marks the 12th time in 16 playoff games that the Vegas Golden Knights have scored the first goal of the game.&nbsp;

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