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09.09.2025

Dave Canales tells Carolina Panthers fans what they already know about Week 1 loss

Paul Ihander & Max Goren react to Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales' quotes about the season opening loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars- he reviewed the tape and found a lot of things that fans already saw on Sunday. Also, they touch on the Monday Night Football game between the Vikings and Bears, as well as CJ Stroud giving a nod to Bull Durham. This podcast is presented by Hempie’s, North Carolina’s premium hemp dispensary. Order online at hempies.co.
13.10.2025

Carolina Hurricanes start 2-0 after dramatic OT win; Rico Dowdle sets a Panthers franchise record

Paul Ihander & Max Goren discuss the Carolina Hurricanes' 2-0 start to the regular season, coming off of a dramatic overtime win on Saturday over the Philadelphia Flyers. Also, a record-breaking performance by Rico Dowdle earns him the Capital City Roofing Superstar Performance of the Night. This podcast is presented by Hempie’s, North Carolina’s premium hemp dispensary. Order online at hempies.co.
10. Juni

The Captain pilots Canes to 5-3 win in Game 4

The Canes beat the Golden Knights, 5-3, taking Game 4 and evening the Stanley Cup Final series at 2-2. Jordan Staal scored twice -- and has now scored at least one goal in each of the four Stanley Cup Final games -- and Brandon Bussi made 18 saves in his first every Stanley Cup playoff start as they head back to Raleigh for Game 5 on Thursday. Logan Stankoven and Jackson Blake put the Canes ahead with two goals in the first 3 1/1 minutes. Staal scored on the power play to make it 3-1 later in the opening period. Then Staal's second broke a 3-3 tie in the 3rd. Bussi, who started the 3rd period of the Canes' 5-4 double overtime loss on Saturday, has now stopped 36 of 40 shots in 5+ periods of work.
7. Juni

Canes stunning rally ends in overtime heartbreak

The Canes trailed 4-0 almost midway through the 3rd period. Mitch Marner had the fastest hat trick in Stanley Cup Final history. But, the fastest three goals in Cup history, by Carolina starting with about 7 minutes gone in the frame gave them life and Andre Svechnikov's extra attacker power play goal gtied the game at 4 with just under 2 minutes to play. Unfortunately, Shea Theodore's wild drive caromed off the end boards and went off Brandon Bussi and in for the Vegas Game 3 winner. Yes, Brandon Bussi played. And, he payed well. Canes trail the series 2-1.
3. Juni

Canes sloppy in 5-4 Game 1 loss to Vegas

The Canes jumped out to a 2-0 lead on a pair of Nikolaj Ehlers 1st period goals, but a series of turnovers and defensive breakdowns fueled a 5-4 Vegas win as the Golden Knights took a 1-0 series lead in the Stanley Cup Final. Ehlers scored on a 2-on-1 just 25 seconds into the game and then doubled the lead off a great pass by Jalen Chatfield. But, mistakes in their own end led to three Vegas goals and 4 1/2 minutes into the second period Carolina was behind, 3-2. Goals by Jordan Staal and Shayne Gostisbehere tied the game at 3-3 and 4-4, respectively. But, Gostisbehere lost Tomas Hertl in front of the Canes' net with under 4 minutes to play for the game winning goal. Joined by former Canes defenseman Mike Commodore. We talk mistakes, needing more from the Canes' top line, and more. This is sponsored by the Aluminum Company of North Carolina aluminumcompany.com
26. Juni

The Canes' celebration and preparation for the title defense

The Canes are STILL the Stanley Cup Champions. Joined by Ryan Henkel of Hockey news to discuss the parade, the landscape of the east and the potential of acquiring a top-flight goaltender. Canes Corner is presented by the Aluminum Company of North Carolina. aluminumcompany.com
4. Aug.

The Summer of Nikishin: A Hurricanes dilemma

What should the Hurricanes do with Alexander Nikishin? Give him a big, long-term contract or do a short-term -- bridge -- deal? What kind of player is Nikishin? Is he a catalyst, like Montreal's Lane Hutson or Ducks' young blueliner Jackson Lacombe? I'm joined by Daily Faceoff host Jonny Lazarus to talk Nikishin, other Canes future questions and the real Metro contenders.
15. Juni

The Canes win the Stanley Cup

Brandon Bussi made 22 saves, Jackson Blake had a goal and an assist and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Vegas Golden Knights, 3-0, to claim the Stanley Cup. Jordan Staal was named the Conn Smythe Award winner as the Most Valuable Player of the playoffs after a series in which he scored 6 goals, dominated the middle of the ice defensively and won 68% of his faceoffs. Taylor Hall put the Canes on the board less than 4 minutes in with his 7th goal of the postseason and 2nd of the series. Blake, who's defensive play created the chance for the Hall opener, doubled the lead in the 2nd period with his 7th of the playoffs as well. The second year player ends up leading the Canes in playoff scoring with 20 points in 19 games. Nikolaj Ehlers capped the night off with an empty net goal for the final margin. Bussi ended up 3-1 with a 1.60 GAA and a.931 SV% in 4 appearances -- his first ever in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Rod Brind'Amour is the only man to ever captain a Stanley Cup winning team AND lead that same team to a Cup as the head coach.
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.
24. Apr.

Canes beat Senators, 2-1, take 3-0 series lead

Freddie Andersen stopped 21 shots, Logan Stankoven and Jackson Blake each scored a goal, and the Canes beat the Senators, 2-1, to take a commanding 3-0 lead in their opening round sesries. For the 3rd straight game Stankoven opened the scoring, this time ripping home a one timer from a sharp angle to the left of Linus Ullmark off a Taylor Hall feed just more than 5 minutes into the game. The Ottawa crowd was raucous to that point, but the Stankoven goal understandably took some of the starch out of them. Then, late in the second period, 1:23 after Drake Batherson's 2nd of the playoffs tied the game, Jackson Blake took a no-look, cross-ice pass from K'Andre Miller and snapped home his first of the playoffs to put the Canes back in front. The only downer is that the Canes were 0 for 4 on the power play and are now just 1 for 10 in the series. The penalty kill chalked off 5 Senators power plays and is a perfect 12 for 12 in the series. Game 4 is Saturday afternoon. Canes Corner is presented by the Aluminum Company of North Carolina. aluminumcompany.com

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