Hurricanes Newsstand — April 22

In Game 4, the Hurricanes — courtesy Tim Gleason and Joe Corvo — were able to neutralize Zach Parise and the Devils' top line en route to a dramatic 4-3 last-second victory. While Carolina will need to keep their emotions in check heading into Game 5 in Newark, New Jersey will have to shake off a difficult defeat that left goalie Martin Brodeur frustrated and their fans wondering if the the final goal should have counted.

The series' fifth game will present another challenge to the Canes since they won't get get the final line change and the ability to freely matchup Gleason and Corvo against the Parise line.

In the CHL, Belleville blew a third-period lead and lost to Brampton. They now trail the series 3-1.

Game 4 Recaps And News

Canes Country: Canes tie up series with win over Brodeur and Devils, 4-3 • Boxscore/Game Summary

In Lou We Trust: Carolina wins Game 4 at last second and Brodeur bump, 4-3

News & Observer: Canes tie series with buzzer-beater • Seidenberg returns just in time for Canes • Brodeur laments outcome • Canes Now: Canes beat the clock • Talking Points: As they go, so go their teams • Talking Points: Atmosphere yes, sellouts no

The Star-Ledger: Devils comeback attempt crushed on buzzer-beating goal • Notebook: Last-second loss leave bad taste in Devils' mouth • What a Finnish! Carolina's Jokinen plays the hero with game-winning goal • Salvador optimistic in face of knee injury • Things you maybe have missed • Brodeur upset over non-call on final play

NHL.com: Hurricanes shock Devils 4-3 with late goal • Wild finish has Devils, Canes all tied up • Brodeur furious, then calm, after goal with :00.2 left • Devils-Hurricanes blog • Event Summary

Must read: NHL.com Situtation Room Blog on rule interpretation

The NHL's goalie interference rule sets a mandate to protect the goalie in the blue ice – to let the goalie do his job. In the white ice, it is a more delicate matter, including who moved into whom. The referee has one split-second look at it and it is a judgment call. NHL Hockey Operations has no video review capacity in this instance.  Hockey Operations officials agreed with the call on the ice, that it looked like the goalie, Martin Brodeur, moved out toward the skater.

CarolinaHurricanes.com: Hurricanes 4, Devils 3 • Jokinen's goal an instant classic

From The Rink: It wouldn't be playoff hockey without disputed goals

Puck Daddy: The longest 0.2 seconds of Martin Brodeur's life

WRALSportsFan.com: NHL rule on goalie interference allows incidental contact outside crease • More audio and video

850 The Buzz: An instant classic at the RBC Center — Canes win 4-3 (audio also) • The baby needs his bottle

CHL Playoffs

Belleville Bulls (trail series with Brampton 3-1): Lose Game 4