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- The Islanders have conceded 32 power-play goals (fourth in NHL in penalty-kill percentage), and the Hurricanes have scored 50 power-play goals (12th in power-play percentage). - Brock Nelson is one of the top offensive options for New York with 58 points (0.8 per game), with 36 goals and 22 assists in 69 games (playing 17:42 per game). - The Islanders have scored 39 power-play goals (successful on 19.8% of opportunities), and the Hurricanes have conceded 33 goals while short-handed (killing off 87.7% of penalties). - The Hurricanes are 10th in the league in goals scored per game (3.3), and the Islanders are eighth in goals allowed (2.8). - The Islanders put up 2.8 goals per game (215 in 78 games), and the Hurricanes give up 2.4 (192 in 79). NHL action on Sunday includes a meeting in Elmont, New York between the Carolina Hurricanes (51-20-8) and New York Islanders (35-33-10) at UBS Arena, starting at 1:00 PM ET. The Hurricanes are second (with 110 points) and the Islanders ninth (80 points) in the Eastern Conference.

In came Pyotr Kochetkov, who made his NHL debut Saturday against the New Jersey Devils. The Hurricanes are already without goaltender Frederik Andersen, who has ...

Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Antti Raanta left Sunday's game against the New York Islanders in the second period with an apparent injury. Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Antti Raanta left Sunday's game against the New York Islanders in the second period with an apparent injury. The team later ruled him out for the game with a lower-body injury.

Raanta will man the road crease Sunday against the Islanders, Andrew Gross of Newsday reports. With Frederik Andersen (undisclosed) still on the mend, ...

- Hurricanes' Antti Raanta: Facing Jets on Thursday - Hurricanes' Antti Raanta: Grounds Jets on Thursday night With Frederik Andersen (undisclosed) still on the mend, Raanta continues to operate as the top option in Carolina's net.

After a big-time stop from Antti Raanta in the opening minute, Derek Stepan picked the pocket of an Islander defender and beat Semyon Varlamov to make it 1-0 ...

Tried to play on in the moments following, but you could see he was hurt. Carolina’s backup was in noticeable pain before eventually leaving the game. The Islander struck back in the dying moments of the opening frame. He was in some clear lower-body pain after making this stop a few moments ago. Brett Pesce had a golden opportunity to extend the lead, but he missed an open goal. The Hurricanes failed to pick up a loose puck in their own zone, and the puck bounced around in front of the net before Ross Johnston got a piece of it and deflected it by Raanta to cut the Carolina lead in half.

The crowd was light and disinterested. So too, for large stretches, was the home team.

Ross Johnston managed to get one back at 18:25 of the first, converting after Matt Martin whacked a loose puck in his direction toward the crease. Things started going downhill just 2:25 into the game when, after a strong few opening shifts for the Islanders, Noah Dobson committed a heinous turnover in the Islanders end, giving Derek Stepan a free look at net to make it 1-0. Lucky for them, they won’t have to wait long, though after slipping to 35-34-10, the dignity of a record above NHL-.500 is in some danger with three games left on the schedule.

NEW YORK — Max Domi scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Carolina Hurricanes got help from a rookie goaltender, boosting their ...

Seth Jarvis, Derek Stepan, Jesper Fast, and Brendan Smith also scored for the Hurricanes. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Rookie Nick Blankenburg scored his first NHL goal and added an assist to help Columbus beat Edmonton, breaking a five-game losing streak and keeping the Oilers from clinching second place in the Pacific Division. NEW YORK — Max Domi scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Carolina Hurricanes got help from a rookie goaltender, boosting their Metropolitan Division lead by beating the New York Islanders 5-2 on Sunday.

Max Domi scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Carolina Hurricanes got help from a rookie...

Vincent Trocheck was a healthy scratch, missing a game for the Hurricanes for the first time this season. After Andrei Svechnikov’s pass found him open next to the goal, Jarvis quickly swiveled and fired the puck past Raanta high on the glove side, giving him his third straight game with a goal. The former Ranger stole the puck from Noah Dobson and quickly beat Raanta. It was Stepan’s first goal since March 28. Pyotr Kochetkov made seven saves on eight shots to earn his second career win 24 hours after making his NHL debut. New York has three games remaining. Carolina has two games left, including a visit to Madison Square Garden to face the Rangers on Tuesday night.

The Carolina Hurricanes extended their lead in the Metropolitan Division with a 5-2 win against the New York Islanders on Sunday.

"'Marty' made the great spin-around play and I was fortunate enough that it hit my stick and went in the net." ... Carolina leads the NHL with a plus-46 goal differential in the third period. I want to make it hard to keep me [out of] the lineup and continue to focus in on what I can do to help." "The second period they started taking it to us a little bit," Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal said. "They made some good plays and wore us down a little bit. But he definitely has the ability to put the puck in the net, which we would love to see a little more." ... Jarvis extended his goal streak to three games and point streak to five. The 31-year-old forward has been a healthy scratch in six of the past seven games. We battled back and got ourselves to a 2-2 game." Jesper Fast scored into an empty net to make it 4-2 at 17:53. Brendan Smith completed the scoring with another empty-net goal at 18:50. "I was excited to play. The little sharpening was huge for us."

ELMONT, N.Y. -- Max Domi scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Carolina Hurricanes got help from a rookie goaltender, boosting their ...

Vincent Trocheck was a healthy scratch, missing a game for the Hurricanes for the first time this season. After Andrei Svechnikov's pass found him open next to the goal, Jarvis quickly swiveled and fired the puck past Raanta high on the glove side, giving him his third straight game with a goal. "In the third period I thought they raised their game," Islanders coach Barry Trotz said. The Hurricanes won their fourth in a row and extended their edge over the second-place New York Rangers to four points. The former Ranger stole the puck from Noah Dobson and quickly beat Raanta. It was Stepan's first goal since March 28. "From Day One it has been awesome here," said Domi, acquired by the Hurricanes from the Columbus Blue Jackets last month ahead of the trade deadline.

Carolina Hurricanes goalie Antti Raanta left the game against Islanders with an injury. Rookie Pyotr Kochetkov earned the win, Max Domi with the winning ...

Domi, obtained at the trade deadline from Columbus, has been used all over the lineup, at wing and center, and Brind’Amour said, “It’s taken us a little while to figure him out. He then was assigned to the Chicago Wolves of the American Hockey League and immediately was impressive, being named the league’s rookie of the month in March. He soon allowed a power-play goal to Ryan Pullock that tied the score 2-2., but stopped all the rest. Obviously it’s not what you draw up and not what you want to happen — injuries to anybody and especially the goalies. Starting goalie Antti Raanta had to leave Sunday’s road game against the New York Islanders with a lower-body injury in the second period. Max Domi’s goal at 5:40 of the third period pushed the Canes into a 3-2 lead, and Carolina added empty-net scores from Jesper Fast and Brendan Smith to inflate the final margin.

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"I thought the boys in front did a terrific job in front, keeping me on my toes and helping me out there in the beginning. Lindholm led Boston with 24:41 of ice time after missing seven because of a lower-body injury. Toronto coach Sheldon Keefe said the rookie forward would "miss some time for sure." Goalie Frederik Andersen has missed four games with a lower-body injury and will be reevaluated in the next few days. "We created a lot of chances, but the bounces didn't go our way. He leads the Oilers in ice time per game (25:03) and blocked shots (132). -- Craig Merz

ELMONT, N.Y. (AP) — Max Domi scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Carolina Hurricanes got help from a rookie goaltender, ...

Vincent Trocheck was a healthy scratch, missing a game for the Hurricanes for the first time this season. After Andrei Svechnikov’s pass found him open next to the goal, Jarvis quickly swiveled and fired the puck past Raanta high on the glove side, giving him his third straight game with a goal. “In the third period I thought they raised their game,” Islanders coach Barry Trotz said. The Hurricanes won their fourth in a row and extended their edge over the second-place New York Rangers to four points. “He’s a pro,” Brind’Amour said. The former Ranger stole the puck from Noah Dobson and quickly beat Raanta. It was Stepan’s first goal since March 28.

The Hurricanes continue to inch toward a division title as they pay their first visit to the Islanders' new digs.

- To record that win, though, they’ll have to overcome some struggles in the back half of back-to-backs. 84.2% (4th) 88.1% (1st) 19.8% (20th) 22.1% (10th) Five months later, in the final week of the regular season, the Carolina Hurricanes - a division rival!

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Rookie Seth Jarvis scored with 3:21 left in the overtime and the Carolina Hurricanes rallied from a late two-goal deficit to beat the ...

Yegor Sharangovich and Nico Hischier had staked the Devils to a 2-0 lead. He played in 23 KHL games. Hischier seemed to give the Devils breathing room when he snapped a shot from the left circle past Kochetkov at 8:30 of the third period.

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They've struggled to put the puck in the net over that stretch, ranking just 30th in shooting percentage, but their play from end-to-end will prove too much for the Islanders. Some playoff teams may be coasting down the stretch, but the 'Canes can't afford to. New York enters the game on a four-game losing streak.

Antti Raanta says the locker room's first impressions of Pyotr Kochetkov are that "he's a mix of Andrei Vasilevskiy and Sergei Bobrovsky". No pressure.

A graduate of North Carolina State University, Brandon also co-hosts and edits a podcast with two other writers (one of which, Alex Ohari, is also a writer here at THW) called Tracking the Storm. The pod covers everything Carolina Hurricanes, from prospects, to game recaps, and everything in between. As many ups and downs as the Hurricanes have had this year (which pretty much all teams go through), they look to be turning the corner yet again as they prepare for their playoff run. The kid doesn’t back down from anyone, and his production is sure to be key for the Hurricanes. If the team continues to get these types of contributions from their young guys and depth players, they’ll be a tough out come playoff time. If they win two of their last three games or beat the Rangers in regulation in New York on Tuesday, the team will clinch that spot, as they own the tiebreaker right now. That’s how you open up passing lanes, especially of the cross-seam variety, thus leading to more higher-danger chances than simply passing around the perimeter and hoping you beat the goalie with a screened or tipped point shot. It was the rookie’s 16th of the year, and he has been coming on very strong for quite some time now, as it’s fair to say his rookie wall is a thing of the past. It was his 24th of the season, and, combined with everything else he does as a grinding, defensively responsible forward, has been one of Carolina’s most important – and definitely under-appreciated – players. He’ll be back with the AHL’s Chicago Wolves whenever Andersen returns from injury, where he’ll play a key role as one of that league’s best teams makes a run for the Calder Cup. Kochetkov will be back soon enough, regardless, and when the time comes should return with confidence knowing he’s capable of competing at the sport’s highest level. With under five minutes to play, the Hurricanes had finally gotten one behind the New Jersey goalie, and they were within striking distance. However, we saw what those who have tracked him have come to expect: size, athleticism, competitiveness, and a chance for his team to win every time he’s between the pipes. It may not be the best process at this juncture of the season to keep seeing themselves fall behind in multi-goal holes, but the team keeps on finding ways to bank wins anyway. Called up after the injury to starter Frederik Andersen, to say the hype around him coming in was immense would be an understatement.