Game 2 was tied 2-2 after regulation time, which was followed by a 10-minute, non-sudden death overtime. The Greys outscored Port Arthur 3-1 in the extra frame, won the game 5-3 and became the first team to win the Memorial Cup a second time. It happened on March 28, 1927—the third anniversary of the 1924 championship.
Game 2 ended in a deadlock at 2-2 after regular time, prompting an intense overtime session that lasted 10 minutes. The Greys ultimately emerged victorious, outscoring Port Arthur 3-1 in the extra period and claiming a 5-3 win. This triumph marked their second Memorial Cup title, achieved on March 28, 1927, exactly three years after their inaugural championship.