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After Colorado tied the game at two early in the third, Suzuki and Ryabkin scored, and the defense held on for dear life to win the game and the conference.
Down 2-1 in the Stanley Cup Final, the Canes can use all the help they can get, including one of the most popular names in professional wrestling.
All three Wolves' goals came from their defensemen, including the tying and winning goals in the third period, to send the conference finals to a seventh game.
After spotting Vegas four goals in the second, the Canes worked it back even with four straight in the third, only for it to end on an incredibly odd goal.
Despite leading 2-0 and 3-2 in Game 5, the Wolves' defense collapses under Colorado's continued pressure, moving them one loss away from their journey's end.
The rollercoaster of emotions that was Game 2 ended with the Canes tying the Stanley Cup Final at a game apiece, putting them in a good spot they hit the road.