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Hurricanes goalie rotation on hold — for now — given Antti Raanta’s strong playoff start

MORRISVILLE, N.C. — Frederik Andersen’s illness — which cropped up between the morning skate and Wednesday’s game, leaving Pyotr Kochetkov as the surprise backup on the bench — has made moot for the moment any discussion of the Carolina Hurricanes’ goaltending situation.

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Hurricanes, Islanders trade goals in third period, but need overtime to decide Game 2

RALEIGH, N.C. — The New York Islanders took their first lead over the Carolina Hurricanes just before the midway point of the third period Wednesday in Game 2 of the teams’ best-of-seven Stanley Cup Playoff series, converting on a Brock Nelson chance.

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Hurricanes hold off Islanders, 2-1, to win Game 1 of Stanley Cup Playoffs at PNC Arena

RALEIGH, N.C. — The Carolina Hurricanes opened the 2023 Stanley Cup playoffs Monday

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Luke DeCock: Hurricanes forward Martin Necas ready to take playoff leap: ‘I want to be the guy.’

From the start of the season, Martin Necas went about proving his doubters wrong and his supporters right. He was every bit the quick, crafty player the Carolina Hurricanes hoped he would become, moving toward his full potential after a season that very much called into question whether he would.

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Hurricanes beat Senators in OT to earn valuable two points, maintain Metro Division lead

RALEIGH, N.C. — It’s a balancing act at this point in the regular season for the Carolina Hurricanes.

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Hurricanes find way past Maple Leafs to earn two big points as playoff race heats up

RALEIGH, N.C. — Maybe it’s simply the caliber of the competition, or fallout from Andrei Svechnikov’s injury, or some late-season doldrums, but the Carolina Hurricanes seemingly were on a slide.

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Hurricanes rally past Rangers in third period

NEW YORK — Rangers coach Gerard Gallant was not the least bit interested in looking at Tuesday night’s game at Madison Square Garden against the Carolina Hurricanes as a potential first-round playoff series preview.

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Rangers score 6 goals in first period, rout Predators

NEW YORK — After the Rangers scored four times in the second period of Saturday’s blowout win over Pittsburgh, Artemi Panarin cautioned that people shouldn’t read too much into the Blueshirts’ ability to light up scoreboards around the league.

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Tyson Foerster scores his first NHL goal but Flyers fall to Hurricanes, 5-4 in overtime

PHILADELPHIA — On Saturday night at the Wells Fargo Center, the Flyers took a swig from the fountain of youth, as the future of the franchise flaunted their talents against the Carolina Hurricanes. Apparently, it wasn’t big enough of a gulp.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Rangers looking sharper with win over Capitals

NEW YORK — The Rangers haven’t looked good in probably a month, since they dismantled the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh the night before the Super Bowl. But coming off a three-game road trip on which they went 2-0-1, they feel as though they are starting to find themselves.

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Hurricanes find their offense, beat Jets behind two goals from Jesperi Kotkaniemi

RALEIGH, N.C. — On a day when it was learned forward Andrei Svechnikov would have season-ending surgery, the last thing the Carolina Hurricanes wanted to see was another player limping off the ice.

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Quick, Golden Knights spoil Jesse Puljujarvi’s Hurricanes debut, skate off with 4-0 win

RALEIGH, N.C. — Jesse Puljujarvi’s first game with the Carolina Hurricanes will be memorable in that he played it, not that his new team won it.

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The Flyers fall in a 1-0 shutout to the Carolina Hurricanes, dropping their second straight

RALEIGH, N.C. — After Tuesday’s 5-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning, coach John Tortorella said the team played well at five-on-five, they just couldn’t “freakin’ score.”

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