Kraken Storm Hurricanes Early, Suffocate Them Often
Carolina failed to get a shot in the final 9:35 of the period and had only two in the entire frame. But the Hurricanes stormed out to start the third and eventually tied it when Necas put a puck between Daccord’s pads on a bang-bang play just 5:43 in.
The Carolina Hurricanes are putting together a solid season, but have seen both of their top two goalies deal with injuries.
BOTTOM LINE: The Carolina Hurricanes play the Colorado Avalanche as losers of three in a row. Carolina is 9-3-0 at home and 16-8-1 overall. The Hurricanes rank fifth in NHL play with 93 total goals ...
Canes forward Martin Necas scored on the power play with 14:17 left in the third for a 2-2 tie. Crossing the Seattle blue ...
Hurricanes’ general manager Eric Tulsky said this signing helps build the goalie depth as injuries remain uncertain within ...
The Carolina Hurricanes are without both of their starting goaltenders with Frederik Andersen and Pyotr Kochetkov on the ...
Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and it's a time to be grateful for what we have. That's why I'm (mostly) putting away negativity ...
While the 21-year-old Blake’s skill is undeniable — he was a Hobey Baker Award finalist at the University of North Dakota ...
Netminder has 1.61 goals-against average, .933 save percentage in AHL ...
The Carolina Hurricanes spent a lot of the offseason deciding what to do with star forward Martin Necas. Trade rumors swirled ...
There is a lot to highlight at the quarter mark of the season: Surprise goalies, the Canes still cooking and the Sharks are ...
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