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Canes rely on depth for Chicago showdown
sports1 day ago

Canes rely on depth for Chicago showdown

Carolina Hurricanes rest several regulars for the April 9 game at Chicago, recalling four players from the AHL’s Chicago Wolves as they near the playoffs. Coach Rod Brind'Amour indicated at least three of Skyler Brind'Amour, Charles Alexis Legault, Bradly Nadeau and Josiah Slavin could skate, while defenseman Jalen Chatfield will not play due to injury. Frederik Andersen is expected to start in goal, with Pyotr Kochetkov sidelined after hip surgery. The projected lineup features Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis on the top line and Slavin-Chatfield on defense, with Gostisbehere-Nikishin on the second pair and Jordan Staal handling some first-period power-play duties, underscoring the team’s focus on health ahead of the playoffs.

via NHL.com|
#carolina-hurricanes#chicago-blackhawks#injuries
Canes Aim to Clinch Eastern Top Seed in Chicago
sports1 day ago

Canes Aim to Clinch Eastern Top Seed in Chicago

The Carolina Hurricanes visit the Chicago Blackhawks on April 9 for the final regular-season road trip game, aiming to solidify their grip on the Eastern Conference’s top seed. The Canes (50-22-6, 106 points) beat the Bruins 6-5 in their previous game, recall four AHL players to the lineup, and may start Frederik Andersen or Brandon Bussi in net, as goaltender Pyotr Kochetkov remains out with hip surgery but is skating again. The Blackhawks, already out of playoff contention, are incorporating young talent like Bedard and Frondell in preparation for the future. Next actions include a postgame trip to Utah and another game against the Mammoth before the playoffs.

via NHL.com|
#carolina-hurricanes#chicago-blackhawks#eastern-conference
Habs aim for season sweep in Raleigh against Hurricanes
sports12 days ago

Habs aim for season sweep in Raleigh against Hurricanes

Montreal Canadiens aim to seal a season sweep of the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, riding a four-game win streak and having outscored Carolina 12-2 in two meetings this season. Carolina, the Metro-leading team, has been strong with a high-pressure game and is 6-4-0 in its last 10, while Montreal has tightened defensively to allow about two goals per game over six games. Key players to watch include rookie Ivan Demidov for Montreal and Seth Jarvis for Carolina. The Canadiens won’t have a morning skate, and full lineup details will be posted closer to puck drop.

via NHL.com|
#carolina-hurricanes#game-preview#hockey
Hurricanes Welcome Devils in Metro Showdown to Close Weekend
sports13 days ago

Hurricanes Welcome Devils in Metro Showdown to Close Weekend

The Carolina Hurricanes host the New Jersey Devils in a Metro Division matchup on March 28, 5:00 p.m. ET, after a rare three-day break. Carolina is 45-20-6, Devils 37-32-2, with potential lineup notes including Shayne Gostisbehere’s return and a goalie decision between Brandon Bussi and Frederik Andersen. The game airs on FanDuel Sports Network, with Canes aiming to build on recent form before Sunday’s rematch vs Montreal.

via NHL.com|
#carolina-hurricanes#hockey#new-jersey-devils
Carolina Hurricanes Expand Ownership With Three Minority Investors
sports29 days ago

Carolina Hurricanes Expand Ownership With Three Minority Investors

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.

via NHL.com|
#canes#carolina-hurricanes#investors
Andersen to Start as Canes Host Penguins, Gostisbehere Out
sports-hockey1 month ago

Andersen to Start as Canes Host Penguins, Gostisbehere Out

Frederik Andersen is expected to start in net for the Hurricanes against the Penguins, with Shayne Gostisbehere sidelined by a lower-body injury. Mike Reilly returns to the lineup, Nic Deslauriers remains scratched as he waits for his debut, and Sean Walker carries a five-game point streak. The Hurricanes’ projected lines and defense are listed, with Jordan Staal handling first-unit faceoffs on the power play when on the ice.

via NHL.com|
#carolina-hurricanes#frederik-andersen#injuries
Trocheck on the Move: Hurricanes and Red Wings Lead Rangers’ Deadline Talks
sports1 month ago

Trocheck on the Move: Hurricanes and Red Wings Lead Rangers’ Deadline Talks

The New York Rangers are fielding final offers for Vincent Trocheck, with Detroit and Carolina as the frontrunners. Trocheck was held out for roster management, and it’s highly likely he won’t play for the Rangers again this season. Carolina can absorb his $5.6 million AAV for three more seasons, making them a prime suitor, while Detroit is pushing hard for a blockbuster. The Rangers could also shop other assets (including Lafrenière) as they navigate the deadline.

via NHL Trade Rumors|
#carolina-hurricanes#detroit-red-wings#hockey
Canes Return with Full Roster Against Lightning After Olympic Break
sports1 month ago

Canes Return with Full Roster Against Lightning After Olympic Break

Carolina Hurricanes bring a full lineup back for tonight's game vs. the Tampa Bay Lightning, with Eric Robinson returning and Sebastian Aho possibly taking the morning off; Brandon Bussi is expected to start in goal after seven straight wins; projected forwards include Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis, Hall-Stankoven-Blake, Ehlers-Staal-Martinook, Carrier-Jankowski/Kotkaniemi-Robinson, with Slavin-Chatfield on D and Gostisbehere-Nikishin; Pyotr Kochetkov out for the year and Jankowski/Kotkaniemi and Mike Reilly scratched.

via NHL.com|
#carolina-hurricanes#hurricanes#nhl
Bussi Locks in Three-Year Deal with Hurricanes
sports1 month ago

Bussi Locks in Three-Year Deal with Hurricanes

The Carolina Hurricanes signed goaltender Brandon Bussi to a three-year extension worth an average of $1.9 million per season through 2028-29, with the Hurricanes Foundation donating $10,000 to the Autism Society of North Carolina in honor of Bussi’s autistic brother. Acquired on waivers from the Florida Panthers in 2025, Bussi has thrived this season (27 games: 23-3-1, 2.16 GAA, .908 SV) and has become the fastest NHL goalie to reach 10, 15 and 20 wins, establishing himself as a key piece in Raleigh.

via NHL.com|
#autism-society-of-north-carolina#brandon-bussi#carolina-hurricanes
Bussi Set to Start as Canes Chase 10th Consecutive Point vs Rangers
sports2 months ago

Bussi Set to Start as Canes Chase 10th Consecutive Point vs Rangers

Carolina Hurricanes aim to extend their season-best point streak to 10 games against the New York Rangers, with Brandon Bussi likely starting in goal. Sebastian Aho looks to score for the fourth straight game before Olympic duty, while Jordan Staal seeks a five-game point streak; the projected lineup features Svechnikov, Aho, and Jarvis up front with Slavin, Chatfield on defense, and notes include Kochetkov out after hip surgery and Eric Robinson sidelined, with Mike Reilly scratched.

via NHL.com|
#brandon-bussi#carolina-hurricanes#new-york-rangers
Bussi to start as Canes host Senators on Feb. 3
sports2 months ago

Bussi to start as Canes host Senators on Feb. 3

Brandon Bussi is projected to start in goal for the Hurricanes against the Ottawa Senators, aiming for a sixth straight win; the forward lines and defensive pairings are expected to remain unchanged from the previous game, with Aho, Gostisbehere, and Staal riding hot streaks. Pyotr Kochetkov and Eric Robinson are out with injuries, Mike Reilly is a healthy scratch, and the team has defined the Power Play units, including Jordan Staal handling first-unit faceoffs when he wins the draw.

via NHL.com|
#brandon-bussi#carolina-hurricanes#nhl
Hurricanes host Kings in matinee aiming to extend point streak
sports2 months ago

Hurricanes host Kings in matinee aiming to extend point streak

The Carolina Hurricanes welcome the Los Angeles Kings for a Sunday afternoon game at Lenovo Center, aiming to extend their season-long seven-game point streak after a 4-3 OT loss to Washington. Carolina sits 33-15-6 (72 points, 1st in the Metropolitan) while Los Angeles is 23-17-13. The preview spotlights notable performers (Aho’s January surge, Gostisbehere’s scoring, Kempe’s production), milestone moments (William Carrier’s 500th career game), and key rosters notes (Brandon Bussi in net for the Canes; Anton Forsberg for the Kings). It also covers injuries (Eric Robinson out long-term, Pyotr Kochetkov out for the year, Charles Legault sidelined for months) and notes the Canes’ red uniforms for the game, with the next test vs. Ottawa on Feb. 3.

via NHL.com|
#carolina-hurricanes#game-preview#hockey