The Carolina Hurricanes open the 2019-20 NHL season at home Thursday against burgeoning rival Montreal. Both teams have legitimate playoff aspirations and could battle for a wild card spot come April. Here are some notes […]
RALEIGH — The Carolina Hurricanes know they have a leadership void with the departure/sabbatical of 2018-19 captain Justin Williams and the trade that sent alternate captain Justin Faulk to St. Louis earlier this week. The […]
RALEIGH — Hurricanes coach Rod Brind’Amour seemed to know right where new defenseman Joel Edmundson fits in his new team’s plans for the upcoming 2019-20 season. “We got a big D-man back that will fill […]
RALEIGH — What has been rumored for years finally became reality Tuesday: Defenseman Justin Faulk, the longest-tenured Hurricanes player, was traded to the defending Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues. Carolina gets back another defenseman, […]
The Carolina Hurricanes blanked the Tampa Bay Lightning for the second straight night, winning 2-0 Wednesday at PNC on goals by Steven Lorentz and Clark Bishop and a combined shutout from Petr Mrazek and Alex […]
RALEIGH — What better way to start the 2019-20 NHL season than a quick Category 5 after the Hurricanes hit the ice Friday for the first time to truly start training camp. As Tone Loc […]
RALEIGH — Last Wednesday’s Carolina Hurricanes media day wasn’t so much about who was there but rather who wasn’t. Justin Williams, the team’s 37-year-old captain, had announced two days earlier that he was still unsure […]
RALEIGH — During their more than two decades in Raleigh, the Carolina Hurricanes have been guilty of doing plenty of bargain shopping. Filling out the forward ranks with training camp invitees or rounding out the […]
Justin Williams, the Hurricanes forward who returned to Raleigh two years ago and captained the team to the Eastern Conference Final last season, announced Monday he is undecided on his future and will not start […]
RALEIGH — The Hurricanes further bolstered their lineup Friday, signing free agent forward Ryan Dzingel to a two-year contract that will pay him $3.25 million next season and $3.5 million in 2020-21. Dzingel, 27, had […]
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