Marc-Andre Fleury was once again sensational as he made 33 saves to pick up his 10th win of the postseason in a 4-2 win over the Winnipeg Jets for the Golden Knights to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference Final Wednesday.

Fleury withstood a late-game surge of  shots in the third period, including back-to-back saves against Mark Scheifele, who accounted for both of the Winnipeg Jets' goals.

"It's crazy. I just saw it on the replay," said teammate Luca Sbisa on his goalie keeping Scheifele off the scoreboard for a third time. "Sometimes you just have to shake your head. You don't really know how he makes those saves. Glad he's on our team. He's been doing it all year."

The victory was the 72nd Stanley Cup Playoffs win of the netminder's career, a mark that moved him into sole possession of ninth place among all-time NHL postseason wins. While the hockey world's collective jaws continue to drop in shock and awe of the 33-year-old who seemingly continues to get better with age, there's no doubt that Fleury himself doesn't forget to also have fun out there.

Despite the highlight-reel play and the lighthearted on-ice antics, there is no doubt that some of the most impressive moves from Fleury came postgame, when he made time to share this authentic connection with the two sons and wife of Darcy Haugan, the Humboldt Broncos coach who was among the 16 people killed in the tragic bus accident.

Game 4 goes Friday at 8 p.m. ET in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena with the Golden Knights just two wins away from moving on to the Stanley Cup Final.

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