Carolina Hurricanes News (page 3 of 7)
The latest Carolina Hurricanes news, game recaps and previews. See also the Carolina Hurricanes schedule and scores.
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Hurricanes Secure Sixth Victory with Orlov's Two Goals Against Former Team Capitals
Dmitry Orlov's two goals helped the Hurricanes beat the Capitals 4-2, ending Washington's streak. Necas added a goal and two assists. Kochetkov's 40 saves secured Carolina's win.
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Washington Capitals Seek Fourth Consecutive Victory Against Carolina Hurricanes in Metropolitan Division Showdown
The Capitals (8-2) clash with the Hurricanes (7-2) in a key Metro Division game. Hurricanes (-231) are 7-1 when scoring 3+ goals. Capitals aim for a 4th win, thriving on opponent penalties (3-0).
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Carolina Hurricanes Dominate Boston Bruins 8-2, Extend Winning Streak to Five Games
Jack Roslovic and Andrei Svechnikov led the Hurricanes, scoring two each in an 8-2 win over the Bruins. The Canes extended their streak to five with a 52-second, three-goal burst.
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Carolina Hurricanes' Goalie Frederik Andersen Out Week-to-Week with Lower-Body Injury; Pyotr Kochetkov to Take Over in Net
Hurricanes goalie Frederik Andersen is out with a lower-body injury, making Pyotr Kochetkov the main netminder week-to-week.
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Hurricanes Look to Continue Winning Streak Against Bruins in Divisional Showdown
The Bruins (4-5-1) face the Hurricanes (6-2) Thursday at 7 p.m. EDT. Carolina has 4 wins streak; Boston is 1-2-1 away. Hurricanes excel with 3+ goals, Bruins perform with opponent penalties.
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Sebastian Aho's Last-Minute Goal in Overtime Secures Fourth Straight Victory for Carolina Hurricanes
Sebastian Aho's OT goal gave the Hurricanes a 4-3 win over the Canucks. Necas and Boeser added a goal and an assist each, while Sprong's late goal forced OT.
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Vancouver Canucks Face Off Against Carolina Hurricanes in Pursuit of Fifth Straight Win
The Hurricanes (5-2) visit the Canucks (4-1-2) Monday. Canucks have 4 straight wins, Hurricanes have 2. Carolina tops the Metropolitan; Vancouver is 2nd in the Pacific.
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Carolina Hurricanes Secure Third Consecutive Win with 4-1 Triumph Against Seattle Kraken
Hurricanes beat Kraken 4-1, extending their winning streak to three. Jarvis leads with a goal, assist. Seattle's third straight loss despite outshooting Carolina later.
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Seattle Kraken Welcome Carolina Hurricanes for Metropolitan Division Showdown
Seattle Kraken host Carolina Hurricanes as Pacific meets Metropolitan. Kraken aim to rebound from an OT loss, while Hurricanes look to extend their road win streak.
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Kochetkov Impresses as Hurricanes Deliver Flames' First Regulation Defeat
Carolina's Pyotr Kochetkov made 30 saves and an assist in a 4-2 win over Calgary. Martin Necas tallied a goal and assist, while Roslovic, Jarvis, and Bean also scored.
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Showdown of Division Leaders: Calgary Flames Welcome Unbeaten Carolina Hurricanes
Calgary Flames (5-0-1) meet Carolina Hurricanes (3-2) on Thursday. Flames are 3-0 at home and have won five in a row, while Hurricanes are 2-1 away with three wins in four games.
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Hurricanes Rally in Overtime; Aho Secures 3-2 Win Against Oilers
Sebastian Aho scored in OT, lifting the Hurricanes to a 3-2 win over the Oilers. Connor McDavid netted both for Edmonton. Necas and Gostisbehere scored; Andersen saved 33.
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Carolina Hurricanes Set to Battle Edmonton Oilers in Non-Conference Showdown
The Oilers (2-4) face the Hurricanes (2-2) Tuesday at 9 p.m. EDT. Skinner (4 pts) leads Edmonton; Gostisbehere (3 goals) paces Carolina. Both teams eye a win.
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Kapanen's Clutch Goal Seals 4-3 Comeback Victory for St. Louis Blues Against Carolina Hurricanes
Kapanen's goal led the Blues to a 4-3 win over the Hurricanes. Neighbours and Joseph also scored, overcoming a 1-0 start. Svechnikov, Gostisbehere, and Roslovic scored for Carolina.
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Carolina Hurricanes from the Metropolitan Division to Battle Central Division's St. Louis Blues in Saturday Night Showdown
Carolina (2-1) visits St. Louis (3-2) at 7 p.m. EDT Saturday. Hurricanes favored at -143, Blues at +121. Over/under: 6.
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Hurricanes Overpower Penguins 4-1 with Necas' Goal and Power Play Momentum
Martin Necas led the Hurricanes to a 4-1 win over the Penguins, scoring a goal and assist. Carolina's defense stifled Crosby and Malkin as the Pens lost their third straight.
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Hurricanes and Penguins Face Off in Metropolitan Division Showdown
The Carolina Hurricanes (1-1) face the Pittsburgh Penguins (3-2) in a division clash Friday at 7 p.m. EDT. Penguins lead NHL with 20 goals. CAR: 1-0-0 in division, PIT: 0-1-0.
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Rookies Blake and Kochetkov Shine in Hurricanes' 4-2 Victory Over Devils
Rookie Jackson Blake nets first NHL goal, leading Hurricanes to a 4-2 win over Devils, breaking their two-game win streak.
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Metropolitan Division Showdown: Hurricanes Welcome Devils for Early Season Challenge
The NJ Devils (4-1) face the Carolina Hurricanes (0-1). Hurricanes are favored (-151) over Devils (+127), with an O/U of 6.5. Both teams had losing records last season.
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Tampa Bay Lightning Secure Victory in Season Opener Following Hurricane's Aftermath
The Lightning beat the Hurricanes 4-1 in the opener after a week in NC due to Hurricane Milton. Captain Hedman was relieved to win despite worries about home.
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Kucherov's Hat Trick Leads Lightning to Season-Opening Win Against Hurricanes
Nikita Kucherov's hat trick led the Tampa Bay Lightning to a 4-1 win over the Hurricanes. Kucherov scored a power-play goal and 2 empty-netters. Brayden Point also scored.
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Tampa Bay Lightning Home Opener Delayed Due to Hurricane Milton Recovery Efforts
Tampa Bay's game vs. Carolina is postponed due to Hurricane Milton. The Nashville preseason finale is canceled. The season now opens at Carolina Friday, then Vancouver at home Tuesday.
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Tampa Bay Lightning Visit Carolina Hurricanes for Season Opener
Carolina hosts Tampa Bay in the season opener. Hurricanes aim to start strong at home; Lightning looks to improve on the road. Both teams report no injuries.
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Lightning Evacuate Florida Before Hurricane; Season Opener Against Hurricanes Goes Unaffected
Tampa Bay Lightning leave Florida for Carolina to prep for season opener, avoiding Hurricane Milton.
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Skyler Brind'Amour Shines in NHL Preseason Debut, Coached by Father Rod Brind'Amour
Skylar Brind'Amour debuts in NHL with dad, coach Rod Brind'Amour, as Hurricanes win preseason game against Lightning.
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2024 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees: Celebrating Olympic Gold Medalists, NHL Legends, and Paralympic Champions
Five inductees, including Olympic hero Brianna Decker and ex-NHL stars Kevin Stevens and Matt Cullen, are set to enter the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in December.
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Hurricanes Sign Seth Jarvis to Long-Term $63.2 Million Deal
The Carolina Hurricanes signed Seth Jarvis to an 8-year, $63.2M extension, keeping the 22-year-old forward through the 2031-32 season. He had 33 goals and 67 points in 80 games last year.
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Carolina Hurricanes' Forward Jesper Fast Out for the Season After Neck Surgery
Carolina Hurricanes' Jesper Fast to miss season after neck surgery. The 32-year-old was injured in the regular season finale and missed the playoffs.
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Evgeny Kuznetsov Heads to Russia, Signs with SKA Saint Petersburg in the KHL
Evgeny Kuznetsov heads back to Russia after ending his contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. The ex-Capitals center signs a four-year deal with SKA Saint Petersburg in the KHL.
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Carolina Hurricanes Icon Eric Staal Retires After 18-Season Career, Jersey Number to be Honored
Eric Staal, a former NHL All-Star, has retired after 18 seasons. Drafted No. 2 in 2003 by the Hurricanes, he won a 2006 Stanley Cup and will have his No. 12 jersey retired.