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Hurricanes Win Battle at the Bottom
Sunday evening, the Carolina Hurricanes visited the New York Islanders, with whom they shared last place in the Metropolitan Division. When two last-place teams go at it, the hockey can be very entertaining. Sunday’s game was exactly that, an entertaining tilt that the Hurricanes won 4-3. Both teams had lost their most recent games, with […]
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Flyers Refuse Hurricanes’ Invitation to Regress
Saturday night in Raleigh, NC a game was played that included an invitation by the home team Carolina Hurricanes to the visiting Philadelphia Flyers to leave the crisp air of the “made the playoffs” group and regress back to the ranks of those desperately trying to secure a wild-card spot. Ultimately the Flyers said ‘no’ […]
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Hurricanes Stats Tell a Sad Story
It’s been a long season for the Carolina Hurricanes. It looks to be nearly over as the chances of the team making the playoffs are almost non-existent. Technically, they are still in contention, but realistically, it is the longest of shots. A look at some statistics tells the sad story. Believing What You See When […]
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Hurricanes’ Justin Williams Beyond Anger
After a disastrous loss Tuesday night, Justin Williams of the Carolina Hurricanes said, “It’s beyond anger. To be honest. We’ve got thousands of Boston fans cheering for them [the Bruins] when we’re at home. It’s a product of what’s happening. It’s beyond upsetting. We’ve got to look to look at ourselves and know that we’re […]
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Valentin Zykov – Hurricanes Last Grasp for Playoffs Ladder?
The Carolina Hurricanes announced Sunday night that they have called up Valentin Zykov from the Charlotte Checkers. Does the call-up represent a last grasp at the playoffs or is it simply that they’ve acknowledged that they’re out of the playoffs so, ‘let’s call some guys up and give them a look’? The answer likely lies somewhere […]
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Dundon Moving Quickly: Futa Candidate for Hurricanes’ GM
Carolina Hurricanes Help Wanted: NHL hockey franchise needs a general manager, experience preferred. This ad will not appear anywhere for the Hurricanes. It won’t be on LinkedIn or Indeed or even Craigslist. Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon did not move Ron Francis out of his position as the general manager without having a plan. Look for Dundon […]
Hurricanes Darling Win Over Blackhawks
Scott Darling looked like his former Chicago Blackhawks self Thursday night as the Carolina Hurricanes netted three goals to the Blackhawks’ two. Darling was mobile, agile and looked to have good puck vision and reflexes. His team gave him goal support as well as good defensive support, something that has been missing in a number […]
Hurricanes Owner Dundon Didn’t Believe so Francis Is Out
When Tom Dundon became the new owner of the Carolina Hurricanes, he said in his initial press conference that he was going to let the hockey guys tend to the hockey. Apparently, Ron Francis, now former general manager of the Hurricanes, was not tending to the hockey well enough and Dundon did not believe in […]
Jets Laine Is Legit (Just Ask the Hurricanes)
Sunday night hockey is always nice to have on the calendar. When a hot Western Conference team comes to town, and they are coached by a former coach of the home team, it is particularly intriguing. Such was Sunday night’s tilt that saw the Winnipeg Jets visiting the Carolina Hurricanes. To say the Jets are […]
Arturs Irbe Helped Hurricanes’ Stability
Arturs Irbe was loved by fans of the Carolina Hurricanes. Moving what were the Hartford Whalers to North Carolina by then owner, Peter Karmanos, was at the very least a gamble. Hockey in North Carolina was not guaranteed to be successful, especially trying to get established in the proximity of Tobacco Road, the mecca of […]
Hurricanes Respond to Francis’ Belief in Them
The Carolina Hurricanes have responded to the belief their executive vice president and general manager, Ron Francis, has placed in them. Friday night they welcomed the New Jersey Devils to their home ice and emerged victorious, 3-1. This came on the heels of Thursday night’s “must win” game against the Philadelphia Flyers, which the Hurricanes […]
Hurricanes Face the Epitome of a Must-Win
The Carolina Hurricanes blow into the turf of the Super Bowl-winning Eagles Thursday night for another matchup against the Philadelphia Flyers. The fans in Philly are pumped. Their football team just won the Super Bowl, their NBA team is finally winning, thanks to “The Process” Joel Embiid, and their Flyers are looking locked into the […]
Rick Nash Shows the Hurricanes Why
Rick Nash was traded to the Boston Bruins this week. There was hope in Carolina that executive vice-president and GM, Ron Francis, would do whatever he could to bring Nash or someone of his caliber to the Carolina Hurricanes. It has long been held that the team needs a Nash-like forward to get them into […]
Penguins’ Third Deep Run Coming
Repeating as Stanley Cup champions is very difficult. The Pittsburgh Penguins are back-to-back defending Stanley Cup Champions. That in and of itself is quite the accomplishment. But, as the season progresses, these questions are suddenly legitimate: “Is a third in a row possible?” “Is it even realistic to ponder a three-peat?” The answer is a […]
Hurricanes Respond to the Woodshed
The Carolina Hurricanes seem to need the woodshed. At least that’s what it looked like given their recent play. After the team exhibited a brutal lack of effort in both their home games against the Detroit Red Wings and San Jose Sharks, head coach Bill Peters took the team to the verbal woodshed. Since then, […]
Hurricanes Feel Painful Consequences of Losing
It’s not too early for the Carolina Hurricanes to gloss every game as “must-win.” In fact, this season has had that feel for quite some time, maybe even as early as December. The logjam that has been the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference has placed a sense of urgency on most of its member […]
Moving Jeff Skinner Back to Greatness
The Carolina Hurricanes drafted left-winger Jeff Skinner in 2010. He was their first-round pick, 7th overall in that year’s NHL Entry Draft. He was drafted in large part for his skating skills and to play forward. Nowhere in anyone’s mind was he deemed to have a future playing as a defenseman. Yet, in 2018, Skinner’s […]
Hurricanes Francis Not Immune from Scrutiny
The Carolina Hurricanes fan base is getting restless…again. This time, it’s not so much head coach, Bill Peters that is being encouraged to find gainful employment elsewhere, but general manager Ron Francis. Francis has long been considered “off-limits” when it comes to criticism and suggestions for his own relocation. Hurricanes fans adore him and Rod […]
Pacioretty Could Help the Hurricanes
Max Pacioretty is one of several names being floated around the NHL as possible trade bait. Before Thursday night’s game between the visiting Montreal Canadiens and the Carolina Hurricanes, I pondered the colossal impact of Pacioretty telling his teammates “See ‘ya later” and donning a Hurricanes sweater. Like Phil Kessel going to the Pittsburgh Penguins a […]
Key Reason Leafs Rebuild is Ahead of Canes
What is the key difference between the Toronto Maple Leafs & the Carolina Hurricanes in the success of their mutual rebuilds? The teams were both in similar positions four years ago. At the end of the 2014-15 season, the Hurricanes were ranked last in the Metropolitan Division, with a record of 30-41-11 and 71 points. […]
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