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11.11.2024

6. FEB.

Canes ride Bussi's homecoming to shutout win over the Rangers

Brandon Bussi made 16 saves, Andrei Svechnikov and Jordan Staal scored goals and the Canes extended their points streak to 10 straight in a 2-0 win at Madison Square Garden. Andrei scored at 6:26 of the first period coming right off the bench to corral a loose puck at the blue line and beat Jonathan Quick for his 21st goal of the season. Svech has 9 goals in his last 10 games. Staal's 15th of the season, into an empty net, was his 5th in the last 7 games. Nikolaj Ehlers' great defensive play to take the puck away from Vincent Trocheck created the chance and the Canes head into the Olympic Break with an 8 point lead over the Penguins in the Metropolitan Division.

6. Feb.

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41 Min.
25. JAN.

Bussi's 34 saves carry Canes to 4-1 win in Ottawa

Brandon Bussi made 34 saves to win his 19th game of the season as the Hurricanes beat the Senators, 4-1. Bussi's victory helps to continue a record breaking start to his career. No NHL goalie has ever won 19 of his first 23 starts. In Bussi's 23 starts he's allowed 4 or more goals just twice and 8 times -- including the last three -- he's allowed 1 or fewer goals. Carolina wasn't very good in the win, but they managed to score 3 times in the first period as William Carrier, Seth Jarvis and Taylor Hall staked the Canes to the big lead. Andrei Svechnikov's 18th of the season, on the power play, made it 4-0 early in the 2nd period.

25. Jan.

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40 Min.
1. FEB.

Canes lose in overtime in Washington

How should the headline read? The Canes blow a 3-0 lead and lose, 4-3, in overtime? Or, the Canes stole a point in their OT loss in Washington? Because both of those things are essentially true. According to head coach Rod Brind'Amour his team was as bad as he can recall in a 60-minute game. And, statistically speaking, he was not wrong. Carolina was dominated in every area of the game -- other than goaltending -- in the loss. Only Frederik Andersen, who made 38 saves on the night, drew praise from the head coach. Andersen stopped 19 shots in the 1st period and another 19 the rest of the way as his team spent far too much time defending on the night. Mark Jankowski, Sebastian Aho and Shayne Gostisbehere each scored in the loss.

1. Feb.

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37 Min.
2. FEB.

Canes get back on track with OT win over Kings

Sebastian Aho's overtime goal, 1:25 into the 3-on-3 session, gave the Canes a 3-2 win over the Kings, extending their points streak to 8 straight games (6-0-2). One night after leading 3-0 only to lose in overtime, Carolina led 2-0 with just over 7 minutes to play. But, the Kings capitalized on a Hurricanes mistake 24 seconds later to cut the lead in half and drew even with 3:11 to play and we were headed beyond regulation for the 2nd straight night -- and the 3rd time in the last 5 games. This time, however, Sebastian Aho did what he seemingly always does, he won the game, beating Anton Forsberg just inside the left post for his 19th goal of the season. Brandon Bussi made 11 saves for his 21st win in 25 starts. Jordan Staal and Alexander Nikishin also scored for the Canes who are 10-1-3 in their last 14 games.

2. Feb.

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37 Min.
17. JAN.

Canes exorcise demons in 9-1 walloping of Florida

Nine goals. Nine goals. The Carolina Hurricanes hung 9 goals around Sergei Bobrovsky and the Florida Panthers. Nikolaj Ehlers, who now has 11 goals in 18 career games against Florida, picked up his first hat trick with the Hurricanes (6th of his career), as Carolina scored 6 times in the 3rd period in the 9-1 win. While nothing really can erase the sting of blowing a combined lead of 5-0 in the first two meetings between these two teams, Carolina extending the lead over and over and over again in the 3rd period will at least prove to themselves that they have put that part of their season behind them. Taylor Hall scored twice, while Andrei Svechnikov, Eric Robinson, Mark Jankowski and Alexander Nikishin each added goals of their own. Carolina now has an NHL-best 9 players with 10+ goals on the season. Brandon Bussi made 15 saves for his 17th win of the year. The Canes were 4 for 5 on the power play and a perfect 5 for 5 on the penalty kill.

17. Jan.

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38 Min.
18. JAN.

Canes continue mastery of Devils with 4-1 win

What a 27 hours for the Canes! One night after they tarred and feathered the Florida Panthers, 9-1, Carolina rode the goaltending of Frederik Andersen and an Andrei Svechnikov hat trick for a 4-1 win in Newark. Andersen made 28 saves, with most of the toughest ones coming early as the Hurricanes struggled to get into the game after the emotions of Friday night's blowout. But, Andersen kept them level and then Svechnikov scored twice in 58 seconds late in the 2nd to stake Carolina to the lead. Timo Meier's power play goal cut the lead in half, but Jackson Blake's 15th of the year restored the 2-goal lead and Svechnikov completed the hat trick for the final margin.

18. Jan.

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37 Min.
20. JAN.

Canes lean on Bussi for 2-1 win over Sabres

Brandon Bussi only had to make 17 saves. But, you ask Buffalo's Tage Thompson if Carolina's goalie played well. Thompson, a 25 goal scorer already this year, easily could have had a hat trick against the Canes were it not for Bussi. One save was so amazing, the game broadcasters -- both local and national -- assumed that a goal had been scored. It was THAT good. Andrei Svechnikov scored for the 3rd straight game and Seth Jarvis' power play goal, 2 minutes into the 3rd period, was the game winner.

20. Jan.

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42 Min.
14. JAN.

Canes shoot blanks in St Louis in 3-0 loss

The Hurricanes were shut out for the first time this season, 3-0, in St Louis. Carolina's 5-game point streak came to an end on a night when they looked unwilling to play their game. Brandon Bussi allowed 3 goals on 31 shots in the loss with all three coming in the 2nd period where the Blues skated circles around Carolina. Before the game, St Louis was -- based on goal differential -- the worst 2nd period team in the NHL at -25. They were +3 in the 2nd tonight.

14. Jan.

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28 Min.
11. JAN.

Canes score twice in 3rd, rally past Kraken, 3-2

The Canes fell behind, 2-1, in the third period, but the Captain's line produced a pair of goals as Carolina rallied to beat Seattle, 3-2. The win was the 4th straight for the Canes, who maintain a 4-point lead over the Islanders in the Metropolitan division. Jaccob Slavin made his return to the lineup after missing the last 10 games. In all, Slavin has played in just 6 of the Hurricanes' first 45 games. Logan Stankoven's 1st period goal got the Hurricanes in front of the game. The goal was his 10th of the season and 4th in as many games. K'Andre Miller's steal inside the blue line started the play and then the brand new Hurricanes defender made a great pass to Stankoven in the slot. Seattle's Matty Beniers would make a great move around Slavin for a first period tying goal. Brandon Bussi turned the puck over leading to the Kraken's 3rd period goal that put them in front, 2-1. But, Jordan Staal set up both 3rd period goals, the first from Jordan Martinook and the second was credited to Will Carrier as Slavin's shot hit Will on the way into the Seattle net.

11. Jan.

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38 Min.
4. JAN.

Canes lose ANOTHER multi-goal lead, fall to Colorado, 5-3

For the 5th time in their last 8 games the Canes coughed up a multi-goal lead. The Canes entered the 3rd period with a 3-1 lead, but Colorado scored twice in the first two minutes of the period and went on to win their 10th straight. Carolina lost for the 3rd straight time. Sebastian Aho, Nikolaj Ehlers and Andrei Svechnikov each scored -- the second straight game that's happened -- and Aho now has 16 points in his last 9 games -- but Svechnikov and Ehlers each committed 3rd period penalties that led to Colorado power play goals and ultimately equalled a Carolina loss. Frederik Andersen made 29 saves in a very good performance between the pipes.

4. Jan.

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38 Min.

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