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Aho, Andersen, Brind’Amour to represent Canes at NHL All-Star game

The National Hockey League today announced that Carolina Hurricanes forward Sebastian Aho, goaltender Frederik Andersen and Head Coach Rod Brind’Amour will represent the Metropolitan Division at…

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Eric Staal signs AHL tryout contract, hopes to play in Winter Olympics

With hopes to play in the Winter Olympics, Eric Staal has signed a professional tryout contract with the Iowa Wild of the American Hockey League. Staal…

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Gold: Canes ready to play hockey again!

Coming off (yet another) virus-induced break, the Canes will host Columbus at PNC Arena. It will be just the 5th game Carolina has played since December…

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Hurricanes recall goalie LaFontaine to active roster, Lyon sent to minors

The Carolina Hurricanes announced that the team has recalled goaltender Jack LaFontaine to the team’s active roster and reassigned goaltender Alex Lyon to the Chicago Wolves…

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Brind’Amour: The postponed game in Philly ‘was botched all the way around’

The Carolina Hurricanes head coach describes from his perspective how the NHL handled the game in Philadelphia that was scheduled for Tuesday and postponed the night…

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Brind’Amour named Metropolitan Division head coach for NHL All-Star Weekend

Tuesday afternoon the NHL announced its head coaches for the 2022 Honda NHL All-Star Weekend, naming Rod Brind’Amour as the leader for the Metropolitan Division. …read…

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Hurricanes’ Slavin enters COVID protocol

The Carolina Hurricanes will be without Jaccob Slavin for at least the next two games because the team announced Tuesday the defenseman has entered COVID protocol….

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Whale of a time: Recent book examines Hurricanes’ continued connection to Hartford roots

“The Whalers: The Rise, Fall and Enduring Mystique of New England’s (Second) Greatest NHL Franchise” is Pat Pickens’ first book, a recent release and of interest…

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