Four goals. Forty-seven shots. No points.
(Dear God, forgive me for all the times I complained about losing in overtime. I would much rather have the point.)
Carolina earned its “Cardiac Canes” moniker with a heart-pounding, empty-net shootaround in the last few minutes of play, down 5-4, but couldn’t convert and made it two home losses in a row.
This game was especially rough because it felt like the Canes lost in all three periods, though by very different definitions each time. They had all the chances in the first period and Frederik Andersen decided to become the prototype for a perfect goalie.