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Canucks at Hurricanes: L 8-6

Wow. It looked to be a surefire victory, with the Canucks having a 5-2 lead entering the third period. However, it was either some excellent passing by the Hurricanes breaking down the Canucks defense, or the Canucks defense simply running out of gas after a long road-trip, which allowed the Hurricanes to score 5 unanswered goals to take the lead.
What else is there to say? Wow. Just, wow.
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