Let me start by saying that was a great comeback at the end.
 I'll continue by saying that if there hadn't have been an
extraordinary series of flukes at the end the game would have
ended 5-4 Russia.   If the Russian player had not gone for the
empty net instead of just skating out or flipping the puck down,
if he didn't miss the open net, if the Russian defense wouldn't
have cleared just one more of Hodgson's multiple stupid no-look
behind the back passes to no one in the slot in the final
minutes (I counted three and couldn't understand why he was out
there in the first place with the game he was having), if the
Russian defender who stopped Tavares' backhand flip shot would
have gloved it to the corner instead of bobbling it right to the
Canadian forward's stick, etc.   You get the point.  Exciting
finish but also very lucky.    So that brings me to the issue of
how things got to that point at all.  Anyone else watching the
game would have probably noticed that Canada's only good forward
line was Kane's.  S