Vegas spoils Hurricanes' historic comeback as Golden Knights escape in second OT

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Vegas gets first power play -- and first goals The Hurricanes were caught with too many men on the ice -- and it wasn't an awkward change, there were full-on six players playing -- and sent Vegas to its first power play of the game at 9:44 of the second.
56% : But the Hurricanes resiliently fought back, scoring three goals in 39 seconds in the third period and then tying the score 4-4 on Andrei Svechnikov's power-play goal with 1:42 left in regulation.
55% : The Canes trailed 2-0 with 10 minutes left in regulation.
54% : One of the most discussed calls, on social media and among national media, centered on the sequence in the Carolina crease with about five minutes left in regulation.
49% : But goaltender interference was called, and the goal waved off on the ice.
48% : The Canes killed off a Seth Jarvis penalty for delay of game and continued to attack in the last six minutes of regulation.
48% : Marner's first goal came after he tried to backhand a cross-ice pass, only to have the puck glance off the stick of Canes defenseman Sean Walker in front of the net.
44% : Carolina took the first penalty of the game for too many men on the ice and Vegas needed 10 seconds to score as Jack Eichel controlled the puck behind the net and set up Tomas Hertl in the low slot for a shot and score.

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