While the Carolina Hurricanes may not have made it to the NHL playoffs this year, the truth is that they put up a good fight. Not to mention, if you are truly a diehard Hurricanes fan, then you are probably already doing your best to stay up to date on the latest news in terms of who their free agents may be, who might be getting traded, and what other changes may come to the team prior to the start of the next NHL season.
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The current roster of the Carolina Hurricanes contains some of the best NHL players in the world. Eric Staal has shown from time to time that he can be a truly elite player. He has the ability to carry the team for long stretches of time. He’s a great goals corer and a good passer as well. He’s got a great defensive stick when he has to go the other way. His brother Jordan is also a great two-way player. Jordan was a great pickup from the Pittsburgh Penguins. These Read more…
After nearly three decades of calling the Eastern Seaboard home, the Hartford Whalers franchise moved to Carolina and became known as the Hurricanes in 1997. In the 15 seasons since, many great players have suited up in the red and white. Here are a few in no particular order.
Eric Staal may be the single greatest natural scorer in the short history of the Carolina franchise, and his no-nonsense approach and fierce intensity translated to all of those who played around him near the middle of the millennium’s first decade.
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The Carolina Hurricanes are in a world of trouble right now. They have just lost Cam Ward, their veteran goaltender who led them to their only Stanley Cup championship in 2006. Without Ward to lead the way, the Hurricanes have to rely on other players to pick up the slack. One of those players is Eric Staal. Staal can be one of the best players in the league when he is playing at his best. He’s a capable goal scorer Read more…
The Carolina Hurricanes have had mixed results this season. Read on to learn the scores of some of their most recent matches.
On Thursday, March 14, the Hurricanes lost to the Washington Capitals. The final score was 3 to 2.
Two days earlier, on March 13, the Hurricanes beat the Capitals with a final score of 4 to zero.
On Saturday, March 9, the Hurricanes played the Devils. The Devils scored 3 points, but it was not enough to beat the Hurricanes, who won with 6 points.
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The Carolina Hurricanes franchise started in the NHL as the Hartford Whalers in 1979. The team would not have much success in Hartford, only winning the division four times, and would eventually move to North Carolina in 1997. The Carolina Hurricanes have bettered nearly every accomplishment of the Whalers in their short time in North Carolina.
The Carolina Hurricanes would struggle on the ice and to draw fans in their first two seasons in North Carolina. The franchise would win their first division title as the Hurricanes in Read more…
