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The Carolina Hurricanes have spent the summer celebrating after winning the Stanley Cup in June. The trophy has changed all the talk around the franchise. Faux narratives about being soft…
The Carolina Hurricanes have started September with a bunch of news surrounding their new network. On Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 1), the Hurricanes announced the Hurricanes Hockey Network (HHN), plus their…
Amazon Prime Video announced Wednesday it will be the exclusive local streaming home for six NHL teams beginning this season as sports media titans engage in a new round of rights competition. The Anaheim Ducks, Carolina Hurricanes, Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, Minnesota Wild and St. Louis Blues will stream their games on the platform […]
Possession is nine-tenths of the law, and the Carolina Hurricanes understand this to a tee. We’ve detailed how the Hurricanes mastered the art of shot location and offensive zone time through their Stanley Cup run, and there’s a correlative tendency as well: Carolina allowed the fewest shots on goal at 5-on-5, and in all situations…
Hello again, Canes fam! We’re back for part 3 of our season preview discussion. If you missed parts one and two, here’s the link for you to check it out: And now, let’s turn the focus to the defensive side of the ball as we continue the conversation. Let’s go! Question 13: Who needs to […]
Wednesday September 2nd AM update: There’s nothing like announcing one thing and then having to add to it less than 24 hours later. Wednesday morning, the NHL announced a league-wide partnering with Prime Video from Amazon to be the streaming home of six NHL teams, including the Hurricanes. This now means that one question has […]
Back on July 21, the Carolina Hurricanes announced that they will launch their own network heading into the 2026-27 season. At that time, no one knew the network’s name or…
Tuesday afternoon, the Carolina Hurricanes announced an update regarding their upcoming broadcast endeavor – announced [date] – releasing the network’s […]
Could the Stanley Cup champions land themselves the best goalie in hockey? A new proposed blockbuster deal would send Winnipeg Jets' disgruntled netminder Connor Hellebuyck to the Carolina Hurricanes . Anthony Di Marco of Daily Faceoff has suggested that the Canes are one of the few top suitors for the three-time Vezina Trophy winner with a package of assets that could actually pull it off. His proposed trade would look like this: Carolina Hurricanes receive: Connor Hellebuyck Winnipeg J...
Top-five NHL goalies rarely become available, but as of Aug. 27, after months of rumors that Winnipeg Jets starter Connor Hellebuyck had requested a trade out of Manitoba, it became…
It’s a big day for Canes Country. Today, the SB Nation app is live, and it’s the best way to follow the Carolina Hurricanes. You can download it by searching SB Nation for iOS or Android. A year ago we made some big changes to our community, including offering fewer ads and the addition of […]
On June 4, 2026, Detroit Red Wings star center Dylan Larkin requested a trade. It was just a few days before the Carolina Hurricanes hoisted the Stanley Cup, and he…
As the Carolina Hurricanes’ hockey season draws ever closer, one roster problem persists in Alexander Nikishin – the rookie defenseman […]
As we continue on our “Historical Hurricanes” series, we move back into the crease for the Carolina Hurricanes. While Cam Ward played the longest in Raleigh as a netminder and…
After nearly 20 seasons of struggles, the Carolina Hurricanes' patience paid off with a Stanley Cup. The Hurricanes' championship is an inspiration for teams in similar circumstances. Which franchise will be the next to benefit from roster loyalty?
As a young team still on the rise, the Canadiens shouldn’t be focused on a single priority in 2026-27. Here are the top five instead:
After rather disappointing ends to the 2020-21 season for both the Edmonton Oilers and Carolina Hurricanes, both teams were looking for a change. While sometimes big changes are the go-to,…
The Connor Hellebuyck sweepstakes have been going on for months, and with the lack of movement to advance trade talks, the Vezina trophy winner goaltender felt he needed to go public with his demands, in hopes of moving a trade to the finish line. According to multiple reports, the Carolina Hurricanes and New Jersey Devils are two teams who have heavily involved in the process, and continue to negotiate deals with the Jets. Hellebuyck has a full no-movement clause and five years left on his co...
To say that 2025-26 was disappointing for New Jersey Devils winger Stefan Noesen might be an understatement. Returning to the Devils after spending five seasons with other teams, Noesen was brough back in prior to 2024-25 to boost the Devils depth. He had found success the two seasons prior with the Carolina Hurricanes, recording seasons […]
A little over one month before the start of the NHL regular season, the league announced the games that’ll appear on their US TV partners during the 2026-27 campaign. With that, we know now the games that will be broadcast nationally in some form for the Hurricanes: In case you are having trouble seeing the […]
It wasn’t the first time Jordan Martinook had thrown out the first pitch in Durham Bulls Athletic Park, but it […]
The Edmonton Oilers signed goaltender Frederik Andersen in NHL free agency this summer. Fresh off winning a Stanley Cup with the Carolina Hurricanes, Andersen hopes to have the same success with the Oilers. However, his debut with his new team may be delayed. Andersen is going to miss the beginning of training camp, Edmonton announced […] The post Oilers’ Frederik Andersen headlines 4 players expected to miss training camp appeared first on ClutchPoints .
So far in the “Historical Hurricanes” series, we’ve reflected on the impacts that Ray Whitney, Justin Williams, and Cam Ward had on the Carolina Hurricanes during their time in Raleigh.…
Building an all-time team for each NHL franchise is no easy task. With decades of star players to choose from, narrowing each roster down to just six names creates plenty of difficult decisions. Below, we’ll select one left winger, one center, one right winger, two defensemen, and one goalie for all 32 NHL teams. The […]
Can Carolina become the fourth team this century to win back-to-back Stanley Cup championships?