The Golden Knights' fairytale first season continues to write itself. Erik Haula,the latest unlikely hero in a season full of them, scored with 4:38 remaining in the second overtime of Friday's marathon Game 2, toppling the Kings 2-1 to take a commanding two-games-to-none lead in their first-round Stanley Cup playoff series. GOLDEN STANDARD Haula, who arrived in Vegas courtesy of the Wild, accepted a slick pa s James Neal through traffic and found space near the right face-off circle. HedekedJonathan Quick, who made 54 saves, andconvertedon the rebound as Quick flailed in desperation. It's the seventh playoff goal ofHaula'scareer, his first in overtime. ERIK HAULA IN OVERTIME! VEGAS HAS DONE IT! WHAT A GAME, WHAT A FINISH! 2 - 1 FINAL (Vegas leads series 2-0) NHL Daily 365 (@NHLDaily365) Erik Haula: That's one of the best feelings in sports, finishing the game in that fashion Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) It was the longest game in Matthew Knies Jersey Kings franchise history,surpa sing the 2014 double-overtime thriller when Alec Martinez scored toclincha second Stanley Cup. Of course, it automatically became the longest in the short history of theGolden Knights, who became the fifth NHL expansion franchise to win their first two playoff games. The are the fifth franchise in NHL history to win each of their first 2+ playoff games and just the second to do so in its inaugural season. NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) The Kings and Golden Knights were deadlocked 1-all at the end of regulation, which featured goals from Vegas' Alex Tuch and Los Angeles'Paul LaDue, . Vegas dominated puck po se sion from the onset, outshooting the Kings 33-20 in the first three periods. Los Angeles took control in the first overtime, but it was all Vegas again in the second. Marc-Andre Fleury made 29 saves, pa singCurtis Joseph for sole po se sion of 12th place on the NHLs all-time playoff wings list with 64. The Golden Knights finished with a whopping 56-30 edge in shots. Jacob Quillan Jersey