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Bussi Locks in Three-Year Deal with Hurricanes
sports9 days ago

Bussi Locks in Three-Year Deal with Hurricanes

The Carolina Hurricanes signed goaltender Brandon Bussi to a three-year extension worth an average of $1.9 million per season through 2028-29, with the Hurricanes Foundation donating $10,000 to the Autism Society of North Carolina in honor of Bussi’s autistic brother. Acquired on waivers from the Florida Panthers in 2025, Bussi has thrived this season (27 games: 23-3-1, 2.16 GAA, .908 SV) and has become the fastest NHL goalie to reach 10, 15 and 20 wins, establishing himself as a key piece in Raleigh.

Bussi Set to Start as Canes Chase 10th Consecutive Point vs Rangers
sports20 days ago

Bussi Set to Start as Canes Chase 10th Consecutive Point vs Rangers

Carolina Hurricanes aim to extend their season-best point streak to 10 games against the New York Rangers, with Brandon Bussi likely starting in goal. Sebastian Aho looks to score for the fourth straight game before Olympic duty, while Jordan Staal seeks a five-game point streak; the projected lineup features Svechnikov, Aho, and Jarvis up front with Slavin, Chatfield on defense, and notes include Kochetkov out after hip surgery and Eric Robinson sidelined, with Mike Reilly scratched.

Bussi to start as Canes host Senators on Feb. 3
sports22 days ago

Bussi to start as Canes host Senators on Feb. 3

Brandon Bussi is projected to start in goal for the Hurricanes against the Ottawa Senators, aiming for a sixth straight win; the forward lines and defensive pairings are expected to remain unchanged from the previous game, with Aho, Gostisbehere, and Staal riding hot streaks. Pyotr Kochetkov and Eric Robinson are out with injuries, Mike Reilly is a healthy scratch, and the team has defined the Power Play units, including Jordan Staal handling first-unit faceoffs when he wins the draw.

Hurricanes host Kings in matinee aiming to extend point streak
sports24 days ago

Hurricanes host Kings in matinee aiming to extend point streak

The Carolina Hurricanes welcome the Los Angeles Kings for a Sunday afternoon game at Lenovo Center, aiming to extend their season-long seven-game point streak after a 4-3 OT loss to Washington. Carolina sits 33-15-6 (72 points, 1st in the Metropolitan) while Los Angeles is 23-17-13. The preview spotlights notable performers (Aho’s January surge, Gostisbehere’s scoring, Kempe’s production), milestone moments (William Carrier’s 500th career game), and key rosters notes (Brandon Bussi in net for the Canes; Anton Forsberg for the Kings). It also covers injuries (Eric Robinson out long-term, Pyotr Kochetkov out for the year, Charles Legault sidelined for months) and notes the Canes’ red uniforms for the game, with the next test vs. Ottawa on Feb. 3.

Svechnikov, Andersen Lead Canes in Washington Showdown
sports25 days ago

Svechnikov, Andersen Lead Canes in Washington Showdown

Carolina Hurricanes starter Frederik Andersen will be in net against the Washington Capitals as Andrei Svechnikov hits a career-best January (10 goals, 19 points). The projected lineup features Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis on the top line, Hall-Stankoven-Blake on the second, and Ehlers-Staal-Martinook on the third, with Slavin-Chatfield and Miller-Walker on the blue line and Gostisbehere-Nikishin complemented by Jankowski-Kotkaniemi and scratches including Mike Reilly. Injuries sidelining Kochetkov (hip, year), Legault (hand, 3-4 months), and Robinson (upper body), with Jordan Staal handling key faceoffs on the first PP unit guidance.

Breadman to Raleigh? Hurricanes as Panarin’s wildcard trade option
sports26 days ago

Breadman to Raleigh? Hurricanes as Panarin’s wildcard trade option

The NHL trade market heats up as Artemi Panarin is linked to a Carolina Hurricanes fit, with a proposed deal sending Jesperi Kotkaniemi, top prospect Bradly Nadeau, a 2026 first-round pick, and a 2027 second-round pick to New York while the Rangers retain 50% of Panarin’s salary; the move hinges on Panarin agreeing to a long-term extension and fitting Brind’Amour’s system.

Canes Rally to Stun Mammoth on Whalers Night with Late Three-Goal Surge
sports27 days ago

Canes Rally to Stun Mammoth on Whalers Night with Late Three-Goal Surge

Down 4-2 with 1:59 left, the Hurricanes ripped off three straight goals to beat the Utah Mammoth 5-4 on Whalers Night. Svechnikov scored twice, Gostisbehere tied the game late, and Jordan Staal capped the comeback with 30 seconds remaining. Brandon Bussi made 21 saves for his fourth straight win, as Carolina joined a rare NHL club by winning in regulation after trailing by two late.

Bussi to Start as Canes Face Senators in Ottawa
sports1 month ago

Bussi to Start as Canes Face Senators in Ottawa

Brandon Bussi will start in goal for the Hurricanes against the Ottawa Senators in Ottawa, with Carolina keeping the same lineup that has earned a point in four straight games and aims to sustain its scoring run. The forward lines feature Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis, while Slavin-Chatfield and Miller-Walker pace the defense, and Jordan Staal handles first-unit faceoffs. The Canes face a Senators club allowing a high number of goals, and Carolina is dealing with several injuries (Gostisbehere day-to-day; Kochetkov out for the year; Legault, Philp, Robinson sidelined) with Mike Reilly scratched.

Carrier Returns as Hurricanes Host Sabres
sports1 month ago

Carrier Returns as Hurricanes Host Sabres

Carolina brings back William Carrier for Monday’s game against Buffalo, while Shayne Gostisbehere remains out. Joel Nystrom is expected to stay in the lineup as Mike Reilly is scratched. Brandon Bussi starts in net. Projected forwards: Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis; Hall-Stankoven-Blake; Ehlers-Staal-Martinook; Robinson-Jankowski/Kotkaniemi-Carrier. Defense: Slavin-Chatfield; Miller-Walker; Nikishin-Nystrom. PP1: Aho-Ehlers-Staal-Jarvis-Nikishin; PP2: Blake-Hall-Jankowski-Stankoven-Miller. Jordan Staal handles first-unit faceoffs when applicable.

Hurricanes rout Panthers 9-1 after White House visit
sports1 month ago

Hurricanes rout Panthers 9-1 after White House visit

Carolina Hurricanes crushed the Florida Panthers 9-1 in a game following the Panthers’ White House visit. Nikolaj Ehlers had a hat trick for the Hurricanes (his first with Carolina) and Andrei Svechnikov reached 400 career points on a power-play goal. Uvis Balinskis scored Florida’s lone goal, as the Panthers were outshot 35-16 and struggled with 26 saves on 35 shots by Sergei Borovsky; six of the nine goals came in the third period. The Panthers, who allowed a season-high in goals, face the Washington Capitals next.

Andersen Starts as Canes Visit Devils; Slavin Returns in Back-to-Back
sports1 month ago

Andersen Starts as Canes Visit Devils; Slavin Returns in Back-to-Back

Carolina Hurricanes will start Frederik Andersen in goal against the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center, with Jaccob Slavin set to play in both halves of a back-to-back for the first time this season. Shayne Gostisbehere and William Carrier are out with lower-body injuries, while the rest of the lineup remains unchanged from last night’s win over Florida.

Bussi To Start As Canes Visit Blues, Reilly Returns
sports1 month ago

Bussi To Start As Canes Visit Blues, Reilly Returns

Brandon Bussi will start in goal for Carolina against the St. Louis Blues, with William Carrier sidelined and Jesperi Kotkaniemi back in the lineup as Mike Reilly returns after missing New Year’s Day. The projected forwards are Svechnikov-Aho-Ehlers, Hall-Stankoven-Blake, Martinook-Staal-Jarvis, Kotkaniemi-Jankowski-Robinson, with Slavin-Chatfield, Miller-Walker, Nikishin-Gostisbehere, and Reilly on defense. Special teams have Gostisbehere on PP1 (Aho/Ehlers/Staal/Svechnikov) and PP2 (Blake/Hall/Stankoven with Miller/Nikishin). Injuries listed: Carrier, Kochetkov (hip surgery), Legault, Philp; game time is 7:30 p.m. local, on ESPN+ / Hulu.

Canadiens' High-Scoring Comeback Beats Hurricanes in Thriller
sports1 month ago

Canadiens' High-Scoring Comeback Beats Hurricanes in Thriller

The Montreal Canadiens are starting 2026 with a game against the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, with the Canadiens aiming to carry their recent momentum into the new year. The Canadiens finished 2025 with a strong record and notable individual performances, while the Hurricanes remain a top contender in the Eastern Conference. Key players to watch include Nick Suzuki for Montreal and rookie goalie Brandon Bussi for Carolina. The game is part of the ongoing season series, with lineup details to be announced closer to puck drop.