The Red Wings' penalty kill is biting them in a big way, and now there's a big question in goal after Cam Talbot left Sunday's game early.

DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings lost goaltender Cam Talbot to an injury, their penalty kill continued to struggle and they lost a lead late in regulation. They still emerged with a point but lost 5-4 to the Vancouver Canucks on Jake DeBrusk’s goal with 1:00 remaining in overtime at Little Caesars Arena.

The Detroit Red Wings had a T-shirt made up to wear in celebration of Cam Talbot's 500th career NHL game on Friday afternoon in Detroit.

DETROIT -- Cam Talbot sustained a lower-body injury for the Detroit Red Wings in the second period against the Vancouver Canucks at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday and will not return. The 37-year-old goalie left at 6:38 after Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat tied the game 2-2. Talbot was replaced by Ville Husso.

They could recall top prospect Sebastian Cossa, who has been thriving in Grand Rapids (8-4-1, 2.06 GAA, .929 SVS). Veteran backup Jack Campbell (Port Huron) was cleared to play in mid-November after completing a stint in the NHLPA players' assistance program, which Campbell entered at the beginning of the regular season.

The Detroit Red Wings goalie carousel continues to churn. Cam Talbot exited the team's game against the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday after suffering an apparent injury.

Berggren (one goal, one assist) and Kasper (two assists) combine to record four points for Detroit, which wraps up three-game homestand

Detroit Red Wings goalie Cam Talbot suffered a lower-body injury during his team's 5-4 overtime loss to the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday afternoon. It's unclear how the veteran got hurt, but he departed right after teammate Alex DeBrincat scored to make it 2-2 before the midway mark of the second period.

On Sunday afternoon, Detroit Red Wings goaltender Cam Talbot left his team’s game against the Vancouver Canucks with a lower-body injury. It has not been specified what Talbot hurt in the contest.