As the puck dropped on the 2019-2020 NHL season, expectations were placed on the Carolina Hurricanes to follow up a year where they reached the Eastern Conference Finals with an equally good, or better, second act. And for most of the season, the Canes not only proved their miracle run last year wasn’t a fluke, but that they were poised for a deep run in the playoffs, like last year’s squad.
In one of the most active trade deadlines in team history, the Carolina Hurricanes went out and acquired three big-name players: center Vincent Trocheck and defensemen Brady Skjei and Sami Vatanen.
It was like an exhibit at an art museum.
Four different areas of the game, magnificently put on display for an adoring crowd 16,476 strong.
Heading into Saturday night’s game, Warren Foegele had five goals and eight points in 11 career games against the Washington Capitals including both the regular and postseasons.
After a record-setting road trip in which the Carolina Hurricanes went 4-0-1 all throughout Western Canada and Colorado, the Canes returned home, only to fall flat.
Desperate for not only scoring but wins too, the Carolina Hurricanes proved hungry enough as they toppled the San Jose Sharks 3-2 in a shootout victory Thursday night in PNC Arena.
Nashville Predators defenseman Mattias Ekholm pushes Hurricanes right wing Nino Niederreiter into Hurricanes defenseman Jake Gardiner on Frida…
It began as five minutes of brilliant hockey for the Carolina Hurricanes.
It was then followed up by 55 minutes of errors, blunders and all-around poor play resulting in a 5-3 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night at PNC Arena.
Approaching the quarter mark for the season, it’s apparent where the Hurricanes fall in regards to the rest of the league.
The Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Calgary Flames 2-1 as they rode on the back of Andrei Svechnikov’s two-goal third-period performance.
