

The Carolina Hurricanes blew a 3-0, third-period lead Friday night to lose 4-3 to the Florida Panthers in what was a frustrating game.
Some questionable calls and even more questionable hits helped fuel the Panthers' comeback as the Hurricanes also crumbled under the pressure.
After the game, Carolina coach Rod Brind'Amour spoke with the media in Florida. Here's what they had to say:
On the game: I think Bus really just kept us in it. I didn't really love the game. We were able to capitalize and obviously should have won the game when you have a three-goal lead there. But at the end, two 6-on-5 goals, the details just weren't very good. We were kind of cheating for that next one instead of just doing it right and it cost us a point.
On Seth Jarvis' status: He got tripped and went right into the post. It's not good. He's gonna be out for a while.
On moving onto the game tomorrow: It's gonna be tough. You have a game like that where you obviously put a lot into it and now you have to turn around and go again. That's the league right now. It's part of being a pro. We have to find a way.
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