FALLOUT: Torts Challenge Backfires, Series tied at 1-1

John Tortorella told the media that he would challenge the contraversial goalie interference call 10 out of 10 times. His decision led to a power play for Carolina in the third period and led to a Canes goal.  VGK blew a 2-0 lead, as both Brett Howden goals came in the first two periods.  It appeared VGK was in cruise control before a frenetic Carolina comeback. The Canes won 4-3 in overtime.  Logan Stankoven scored the first goal, Mark Janakowski followed with a second goal.  And when Torts lost his challenge, the Golden Knights found themselves a man short and the Canes capitalized on a Jordan Staahl tip in.  The Golden Knights would get the goal back to tie it with 1:21 remaining on a Mark Stone tip in.  But it was Seth Jarvis who scored the second power play goal of the night to walk it off for the Canes in O.T.  The series heads back to Las Vegas tied at 1-1.  The NHL released a statement last night that said the ref believed the puck was under Andersson and Barbashev went after Andersson and interfered with his ability to freeze the puck.  The goal was waived off immediately. Barbashev shoved the glove of Freddie Anderson.  We talk about VGK's special teams minus Brayden McNabb, who was injured when he was hit in the face with a shot in the first period.  He was sent to the hospital and we don't know if he will be able to return for Game 3.  And, it's WTF Day with your comments. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.