Southeast Division Preview: Carolina Hurricanes
The Southeast division has been known throughout its history as the SouthLeast division, and people would have a hard time denying that moniker had no legs.
Carolina Hurricanes News:
Girl who inspired Canes in 2006 Cup run dies of leukemia
A girl whose battle with leukemia inspired the Carolina Hurricanes on their Stanley Cup run in 2006 has died, the team confirmed Wednesday.
Former Cane may come full circle
In some ways, Jeff O’Neill looks much the same as when he left. On Monday, the former Carolina Hurricanes forward was at the RecZone, skating hard, wristing shots.
Canes’ Dalpe going to college
The Carolina Hurricanes won’t have their second-round draft pick, forward Zac Dalpe, at training camp next month.
Gordon has shades of Laviolette
How to know? Well, it’s the same as Peter Laviolette’s - and he won a Cup. These days it is a major compliment to be compared to Laviolette, hired seven years ago to coach the Islanders, but bounced after two …
Cory Stillman: Florida Panthers Missing Ingredient
In the Florida Panthers franchise’s history, they have struggled to find that solid role player needed for a playoff run.
N&O shifts beats
TO OUR READERS: Luke DeCock, who has covered the Carolina Hurricanes for The News & Observer since 2000, becomes a general sports columnist starting Monday.
Playoffs or bust for Staal
Eric Staal is not a happy hockey player. His Carolina Hurricanes, just two years removed from a stunning Stanley Cup thriller, faltered miserably down the stretch last season, missing out on the playoffs and …
Marian Gaborik rumors, should Wild fans read more into this?
Rumors, a rather dubious staple of our daily news. Whether its around the water cooler at work, in the newspapers or even online people clamor to know the story before it becomes ‘official’. The compulsion for …
Big crowd at the RecZone
The offseason isn’t farA coming to a close, and that was clear Thursday morning when a group of 11 skated at the RecZone while it was still darkA outside.
Francis takes skill, savvy to front office
NHL.com’s Dan Rosen spoke with Carolina Hurricanes assistant GM Ron Francis on a number of various topics.
‘Canes give O’Neill a shot to make team
Jeff O’Neill has not signed a deal, but will get a shot at making the Hurricanes out of training camp.
Canes to bring O’Neill back for camp
Jeff O’Neill, one of the Carolina Hurricanes’ top stars in its early seasons in Raleigh, is returning to camp this fall as a free agent, the Canes confirmed Thursday.
Brind’Amour wins dubious honor
Adam Proteau of The Hockey News solicited reader input on the “largest” nose in hockey last week, and to no one’s surprise, Carolina captain Rod Brind’Amour ended up on top : The Hurricanes’ captain wasn’t a …
Flyers to play farewell game at Spectrum
The Flyers will pay homage to the Spectrum - where they won their first Stanley Cup in 1974 - when they return to their former home for a preseason game against the Carolina Hurricanes at 1 p.m. Sept.
Canes waiting on Sundin’s decision
And no, not because they’re pursuing the vacillating Swedish superstar, but because they hope Mats Sundin’s decision - retirement, Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver - will unstick the currently stuck trade market, …
Hurricanes hope help is coming from kids
Brandon Sutter completed his third full season with the Red Deer Rebels of the WHL, leading the team with 26 goals and 49 points.
From Commercialism to Embarrassment: The Five Worst Arena Names in NHL History
As promised a while back, it’s time to rank the NHL’s five worst arena names of all-time. Some of these are borne from obsessive commercialism, while others are simply awkward or embarrassing.
Oldest Staal wants to erase last season’s disappointments
But to Eric Staal, none of that can numb the disappointment of missing the playoffs in the last game of the season.
Wesley to be honored Feb. 17
Glen Wesley spent all but a few months of his 20 NHL seasons with two franchises, the Boston Bruins and Carolina Hurricanes.
Wesley to be honored Feb. 17
Glen Wesley spent all but a few months of his 20 NHL seasons with two franchises, the Boston Bruins and Carolina Hurricanes.
Monday debate: Changes on the blue line
While I’m not sure anything could draw the response that last week’s debate about parking did, let’s put the focus back on the ice.
There’s a Hockey Team Here? Really?
InterestingA blog item A from the Y! about a survey on how North Carolinians feel about the Hurricanes.
Surgery for Canes’ Boychuk
Zach Boychuk survived the Carolina Hurricanes’ conditioning camp last week, saying, “It seems we ran every step in the RBC Center, top to bottom, and several times.” Boychuk’s NHL plans took a step in the wrong …
Carolina Hurricanes First Round Draft Pick Undergoes Succesful Surgery
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Canes set to open 2008-2009 season at home against Florida
The Carolina Hurricanes will open their 2008-09 season at the RBC Center against the Florida Panthers on October 10th at 7pm, the NHL announced Wednesday afternoon.
Hurricanes’ Boychuk undergoes successful wrist surgery
Carolina Hurricanes forward Zach Boychuk underwent successful surgery on his left wrist, the club announced Tuesday.
Boychuk undergoes successful surgery on wrist
Forward Zach Boychuk underwent successful surgery on his left wrist this afternoon in Raleigh, the Carolina Hurricanes announced Tuesday afternoon.
Carolina Signs Former Checker Helminen
The Carolina Hurricanes of the National Hockey League announced that they have agreed to terms with center Dwight Helminen, who played for the Charlotte Checkers as a rookie.
Predators announce preseason schedule
Nashville Predators President of Hockey Operations/General Manager David Poile announced today that the Predators will open their 2008 preseason schedule against the closest geographical NHL club, the Atlanta …