Carolina Hurricanes Links: The Link Controversy Of The Week
Another week in the books means another batch of Carolina Hurricanes stories delivered to your doorstep
Okay, the Carolina Hurricanes after a rousing come from behind win against the Florida Panthers went out and lost the next three games on the road. And also there was this great advertisement for Taxi Taxi.
Gerard Gallant and the Panthers had different visions for the team and it led to his firing https://t.co/aJF0jZSGos @FriedgeHNIC pic.twitter.com/g3pAgICf8r
— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) November 28, 2016
With a 0-2-1 record on their east coast swing, the Hurricanes are now back below .500 with a 9-10-5 record. They sit in seventh in the Metropolitan only one point above everybody’s favorite tire fire the New York Islanders.
Despite the Canes awful record on this road trip, there is no denying that they outplayed both New York and Boston. Well at least until the third period started. The Hurricanes entered each third period either with the lead or tied yet was unable to come away with a win in every one. It was an
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all too familiar story. I hear Francis is busy lobbying the NHL to shorten the game to two periods from three. Still, until that happens, try and forget about everything by reading these great links we compiled for you. Also in Cardiac Cane news we’d like to welcome our new writer Chris Miracle to the team. You can read his first article for us here.
The Articles with the Mostest
The News and Observer reports that the Carolina Hurricanes will stop reporting certain types of revenue in their financial statements to their leaseholder. On the surface, it doesn’t sound too bad, but given the swirling of relocation and for sale rumors, it certainly presents some poor optics. I’m no financial expert, but the article basically states that the Hurricanes will no longer report on their revenue they receive from the NHL and their tv contracts.
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The guys over at Section 328 do their best to find the positives in the Hurricanes recent futility. Somehow they were able to find seven positive things and should be considered saints. Those of us with a more pessimistic slant are struggling to find any past Cam Ward’s recent play.
Sebastian Aho received some national press from Daniel Friedman over at Sports Illustrated. The kid is only 19 years old and has 11 points in 23 games. He’s going to be a large part of the Hurricanes future and highlights the fact that half of the Canes top six is 22 or under and two-thirds 25 and under. The future is bright even though it seems really dark right now.
Cory Fogg over at Canes and Coffee wrote a report on the Hurricanes start and their playoff chances. He also breaks down a few trades that could help the Hurricanes make a playoff push this season and what it would take to get those players and recommends Jaroslav Halak as one of those players. I think I recall someone making that argument a while ago, but I can’t quite remember who.
Next is an article over at Hockey Graphs that details two metrics that most playoff teams are consistently the leaders in. It’s a real heavy stat article so if you’re not into that thing you might not enjoy it, but it details how teams that lead in xGF% and CF% almost always make the playoffs. And guess what the Canes are at the top of the league in both stats. Yes Lloyd Christmas I’m saying there is a chance