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Carolina Hurricanes GM Eric Tulsky announced that Seth Jarvis (shoulder) and Eric Robinson (knee) underwent surgeries; Robinson is expected back in 6–8 weeks, while Jarvis faces a 4–6 month recovery, creating a temporary lineup opening and likely giving a young call-up such as Bradly Nadeau a chance to audition in the near term.
Brayden McNabb exited Game 2 after taking an 87 mph slapshot to the face, with no update on his status for Game 3 as the Knights played on with five defensemen. Vegas fought back from an early deficit only to lose in overtime, leaving the series tied 1-1 heading to Las Vegas. Coach John Tortorella offered no update on McNabb’s condition ahead of the next game, while McNabb has been a key part of Vegas’ top pairing and penalty-kill unit in the playoffs.
The Hurricanes drop Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final 6-2 to the Montreal Canadiens after a slow start, despite Seth Jarvis' early goal; Montreal built a 4-1 lead after the first period, Carolina narrowed it to 4-2 in the second, but the comeback stalled and Juraj Slafkovsky sealed the win with an empty-netter; Game 2 is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. ET.
Frederik Andersen will start for a fourth straight game as the Hurricanes look to close out the Senators in Game 4 in Ottawa, with the lineup unchanged and Stankoven-Blake-Hall continuing to provide the offensive spark. Forward lines feature Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis and Hall-Stankoven-Blake, defense pairs Slavin-Chatfield and Gostisbehere-Nikishin, and special-teams units set with Gostisbehere and Nikishin orchestrating the PP.
Carolina will not rotate its lineup for Game 3 in Ottawa, with Frederik Andersen back in net after a strong playoff run and the same 18 skaters from Games 1 and 2. Logan Stankoven, Jackson Blake and Taylor Hall look to extend their postseason point streaks as the Canes attempt to push their 2-0 series lead.
Carolina Hurricanes prep for Game 1 against the Ottawa Senators by weighing multiple goaltending options (Andersen, Bussi, and possibly Kochetkov) and welcoming Logan Stankoven back to practice, underscoring Brind’Amour’s belief that the team can win in any style with their deep, playoff-tested roster.
Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon announced three new investors—Brett Jefferson, Marc Grandisson and Bobby Farnham—have joined the ownership group as minority owners, with Dundon retaining majority control; the trio will be introduced to the media in Raleigh on March 18 ahead of a home game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the deal was assisted by LionTree Advisors and Smith Anderson.
The Carolina Hurricanes host the Chicago Blackhawks on Jan. 22 on ESPN+/Hulu, aiming to extend a three-game winning streak after a 2-1 win over the Sabres, with Svechnikov and Aho heating up and either Brandon Bussi or Frederik Andersen in net; Chicago is led by Connor Bedard, and Hurricanes also provide injury updates as they prepare to travel to Ottawa afterward.
Carolina crushed Florida 9-1, led by Nikolaj Ehlers' hat trick and a team-record nine players with multi-point games, tying franchise marks for goals in a game as the Canes roll toward a Saturday game in New Jersey.
The Carolina Hurricanes traded for Rangers defenseman K'Andre Miller, signing him to an eight-year, $7.5 million per year contract, in exchange for Scott Morrow, a conditional first-round pick, and a 2026 second-round pick.