Sebastian Aho scored for the Hurricanes. No, not that Sebastian Aho.
It was a worst-case scenario for the Islanders, who were on their way to killing off the penalty, and a bizarre coincidence in the first ever series featuring two players with the same first and last name.
Islanders goalie Ilya Sorokin gives can’t stop an own goal scored by Sebastian Aho off a fluky bounce in the second period. .Carolina’s Stefan Noesen was officially credited with the goal, his second of the series.
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