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Carolina Hurricanes finally break through to reach first Stanley Cup final in 20 years
Carolina bury Montreal with first-period burstHurricanes reach first Cup final since 2006Brind’Amour’s team ends years of heartbreakRod Brind’Amour wore a big smile as he walked on the ice to join his Carolina Hurricanes for a photo behind the Prince of Wales Trophy. It took eight years, but the Hurricanes have finally broken through their Eastern Conference final roadblock.
Why the Carolina Hurricanes' defense could stifle Vegas in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals
We have fresh ice, guys locked in, superstitions upheld and the Stanley Cup probably somewhere being polished. I can't wait for the first game of the series between the Vegas Golden Knights and the Carolina Hurricanes. Although it doesn't have a premier team in the league, this could still be a great matchup.
Carolina Hurricanes not wasting any time, score on first shot of Stanley Cup Final
The Stanley Cup Final — like any best-of-seven playoff series — is typically more of a marathon than a sprint. That said, you're not going to hear too many complaints about a quick start, and it's hard to get any quicker than the Carolina Hurricanes. The game got underway on Wednesday night in Raleigh with the Vegas Golden Knights coming to town after clinching the Western Conference title by way of a stunning sweep of the Colorado Avalanche.
North Carolina mountain community braces for hurricane season two years after Helene's brutal impact
As hurricane season approaches, people in the mountain communities of Western North Carolina are bracing for any impacts nearly two years after Hurricane Helene unleashed its wrath on the region. Residents say they're "traumatized" after Hurricane Helene's brutal attack, which claimed over one hundred lives and tore thousands of homes and businesses to pieces. "We still have nightmares, flashbacks," said Jackie Fenstermacher, while sitting next to her sister Cynthia Dunn in Fairview, North...
Five reasons the Hurricanes will win the Stanley C...
The Carolina Hurricanes will win the Stanley Cup. I had them in the Cup Final before the season, but I picked them to lose to Colorado, not realizing the Avalanche would fall apart against the Vegas Golden Knights. I've been high on the Canes for quite a while, but they've blown away my expectations after two series sweeps and one rust-covered loss from sweeping the Montreal Canadiens.
Hurricanes vs Golden Knights Game 4 preview: Carolina's comeback magic faces a must-win situation
Hockey has been phenomenal this postseason. We’ve seen tons of teams battling to fill up the series slate. We’ve also seen some series sweeps, but that’s not that big of a deal.
Stanley Cup Final preview: Key players, goalie con...
From a starting point of 16 teams, the 2026 Stanley Cup playoff field is now down to two. The Carolina Hurricanes blew past their competition in the Eastern Conference, needing only 13 games to win three series. The Vegas Golden Knights needed 16 games to get past their three opponents, but that included a four-game sweep of the top-seeded Colorado Avalanche.
Hurricanes even the series: Grades, big questions ...
Asking why the Carolina Hurricanes or Vegas Golden Knights feel the need to get a lead at any point before the final 10 seconds of the third period might be one of the greatest philosophical questions of our lifetime The Hurricanes had a pair of two-goal leads before the Golden Knights came back to level the game in the third period. That's when the Hurricanes struck twice in the third period for a 5-3 win in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Golden Knights on Tuesday to tie the...
Grades and takeaways from Hurricanes' series-clinc...
Carolina dominated again in Game 5 to eliminate Montreal. Here's what it all means, with a look ahead.
Jordan Staal's two-goal night lifts Hurricanes past Golden Knights, evening Stanley Cup Final series
The Carolina Hurricanes have evened up the Stanley Cup Final once more thanks to Jordan Staal’s two-goal night in Las Vegas to beat the Golden Knights in Game 4, 5-3.The series now sits at 2-2 with Game 5 slated for a return back to Carolina’s Lenovo Center on Thursday to see who will have the edge in this pivotal clash on ice. This game didn’t need overtime like the previous two, but it did need someone to break the 3-3 tie that went into the third period between these opponents. CLICK HERE...