Well, I'm still a little stunned. The Caps had a 5-1 lead with six and a half minutes to go in the second period and lost.

Alan May, does NHL stand for the no-hit league?

I went to a hockey game and the ballet broke out today.

I hope it changes. And I'm hoping after the Board of Governors meeting this week, that they let physical hockey come back

because they're penalizing a lot of great hits.

Players are now scared to hit.

They don't want to be in the penalty box, but it's not the fun to watch the sweep check hockey.

Brian McNally, what the hell just happened?

Yeah, who knows, Rob?

That was one that you're not going to be able to explain.

It doesn't happen very often in the league that a team blows a four-goal lead in regulation.

Doesn't even get a point out of it. Cap's just talking to Nick Baxter afterwards.

Stop playing in the early in the second period. So I'm going to make for a long flight to Vegas, probably. If you're going anywhere, going to Vegas is a good spot. That usually makes up for a lot of things. Ryan, Billy, at least the good news. Baxter scores, Wilson scores, Coozy scores. So there is something to feel good about. You're coming to me for the sunshine part of this too? You're here the sunshine, yes. Yeah, I guess so.

Yes, they actually, they scored five times. That was great. But they that was it.

Yeah. First time the duck scored more than five goals all season long. The caps lose six to five.

I'm Rob Carlin. The Capitals Talk podcast starts down. 5.15 to go. No shots on the man in advantage for Washington, which expires here. Getsloff with a rip-off. Getslough on the feed for Sherwood. Sherwood to the front, deflected. Look out. It's tucked home. Anaheim has the lead. It is 6.5.

Thanks to Aberg.

It all started right in the neutral zone.

Hap hazard play.

That leads to speed by Getslap.

So it's all Getslap and his reach that end up leading to this go-ahead goal.

As usual, the first one to point out that Alan called what would happen in the third period

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