Hurricanes

The Hurricanes and the Chiefs meet in the final match of round seven on Sunday at Sky Stadium, Wellington as both sides look to…

If the Chiefs are frustrated after their last performance, the Canes will be absolutely devastated. Unfortunately they will have to try and do it without key lock Brodie Retallick who is out for six to eight weeks with a broken thumb. Join The Roar for live scores from 12:35pm AEDT.

The Hurricanes start their final month of the season looking to extend their recent run against one of the few playoff-bound teams they'll face in April.

The teams include veterans of all skill and experience levels. * The Hurricanes have a good shot at evening the series tonight, however, if history is any guide. * Assist machine Teuvo Teravainen has been on a real heater the past couple of weeks. We got a teaser of this on Thursday, when the Hurricanes dispatched the hapless Montreal Canadiens with relative ease. (Others will be made available after the game.) (The release is below.)

The Carolina Hurricanes lost to the Minnesota Wild on Saturday at PNC Arena in a matchup of two of the NHL's best teams. Kirill Kaprizov scored for the ...

The Wild, playing the first game of a four-game road trip, did its part defensively in the game, blocking 17 shots, clearing the zone, keeping tight gaps. The Canes tested Fleury with 15 shots in the second period, from all angle. Late in the period, Martin Necas ripped a shot from the left wing that found metal. The Wild made it 2-0 in the second after snuffing out a Canes power play. “We had a lot of Grade-A chances and obviously Fleury stood on his head.” It was that kind of night and game for the Canes (45-16-8), the Metropolitan Division leaders.

RALEIGH — The Carolina Hurricanes have seen plenty of Marc-Andre Fleury throughout his NHL career. The longtime Penguins goalie and former member of the ...

It’s obviously frustrating, but it’s part of the game.” “And even the one we gave up (to Kulikov) was a shorthanded one, essentially. Carolina pulled Andersen with nearly four minutes left in regulation and did get another by Fleury with 37 seconds remaining. “We just didn’t execute on the power play there, the one,” Brind’Amour said. RALEIGH — The Carolina Hurricanes have seen plenty of Marc-Andre Fleury throughout his NHL career. “We played hard,” Hurricanes coach Rod Brind’Amour said.

Carolina's magic number to clinch a playoff spot is just 4 and a win tonight would give the Canes a mathematical chance to clinch tomorrow despite not playing.

Hurricanes' Jeff Skinner (L), Jay Harrison (R) and Jussi Jokinen (L) celebrate Tuomo Ruutu's (C) game-tying 1-1 goal during the ice hockey NHL regular season game Carolina Hurricanes vs Minnesota Wild in Helsinki on October 8, 2010. Hurricanes' Jeff Skinner (L), Jay Harrison (R) and Jussi Jokinen (L) celebrate Tuomo Ruutu's (C) game-tying 1-1 goal during the ice hockey NHL regular season game Carolina Hurricanes vs Minnesota Wild in Helsinki on October 8, 2010. They’re well-coached and can keep up with the Canes up and down the ice.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Marc-Andre Fleury has been getting the job done in a brief time since joining the Minnesota Wild. Kirill Kaprizov has been putting it ...

Kaprizov’s goal came at 7:24 of the third. “We’ve got the good bounces as of late.” That was Kulikov’s fifth goal of the season, but the defenseman’s first since Feb. 16. Alex Goligoski rejoined the lineup. The Hurricanes had a six-game points streak end. “We have to focus right away,” Kaprizov said.

Looking at a player who was drafted by the Hurricanes, and went to conditioning camps, but never actually played a game with the team.

For Jordan Staal, it meant joining his brother and ultimately becoming captain of the Hurricanes, leading them out of the rough years the mid-2010s brought. Even though he has seen his fair share of injuries, Dumoulin has continued to impress in the Penguins lineup and is strong in his role as a defender. It is a trade that will go down in the history of the Penguins and Hurricanes franchises, and one that fans will always remember. He is a strong defender, but his time in the NHL has been plagued with injuries. He helped the team get to the offseason where he tallied two goals and six assists in 24 games. They became the first team to win it in back-to-back years since the Red Wings did it in 1997 and 1998. He played in his first NHL game on December 14, 2013, against the Detroit Red Wings and recorded his first NHL point two days later against the Toronto Maple Leafs. After six games he was sent back to the WBS Penguins and was with them for their 2014 Calder Cup playoff run. In his first professional season with the WBS Penguins, he had 24 points in 79 games. In his first season, he led the BC Eagles to the Frozen Four where the team won over the Wisconsin Badgers. A little over two months after signing his entry-level contract, the Hurricanes made a blockbuster trade that left fans with their mouths on the ground. At the conclusion of the tournament, the Hurricanes signed him to an entry-level contract. His next step was to join a bantam team in New Hampshire where he played with Garnet Hathaway of the Washington Capitals and his future Pittsburgh Penguins teammate, Casey DeSmith. After bantam, he joined his high school team and helped them win back-to-back state championships.