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With both teams entering on two-game skids, the Canes hope to remain perfect against division foes this season to conclude the first month of action.

After a slow start to the season, the Rangers could be in a tough spot to move one of their top stars, with the Hurricanes seen as a potential destination.

Despite a great effort from the Canes, the youthfulness of the defense was exposed late, leading to a lopsided result that isn't fully indicative of the story.

All 32 teams will drop the puck on Tuesday, as the Canes and the Golden Knights meet for the second time in 8 days in the group's return home from its trip.

After surviving a brutal road trip out west and losing several players with injuries, the Canes got positive updates following Monday's practice.

Facing adversity the entire trip, the Canes won four of their six games while the State Fair was in town, setting into motion another great start for the team.

The Hurricanes struck twice in the first period, but the Stars scored four unanswered goals to hand the Canes their second loss, ending the trip 4-2-0.

With a winning trip already under their belts, the Hurricanes aim for good health in the final stop of their State Fair journey on Saturday in Dallas.

Despite coming out of Colorado with a 5-4 shootout win, the Canes lost three more players to injuries as the road trip nears its merciless end.

After blowing a 4-1 lead, the Whalers stole the extra point in a shootout, but the injuries continue to pile up as three more names hit the injury report.

Old division foes come to blows as the Hurricanes and the Avalanche turn back the clock to 1995 to celebrate where they came from in a heavyweight tilt.

Being held pointless through six games, the Hurricanes' winger has yet to find chemistry with any of his linemates, leading to many questions.

Both teams are set to turn back the clock when they battle in Denver on Thursday night, donning the threads of their pre-relocation franchises.

Vegas capitalizes on almost every Carolina mistake to hand them a 4-1 loss, ending their perfect start as the top line connects to earn Ehlers his first point.

Along with the Hurricanes going undefeated in California, the Chicago Wolves and Greensboro Gargoyles had some big moments this weekend.

The Western Conference gauntlet continues for the Hurricanes after coming away with three wins in the Golden State to keep their perfect start going.

After blowing a 3-0 lead, the Canes continue their undefeated season with an overtime win over the Kings, completing a perfect trip through California.

Closing the California portion of their road trip, the Canes seek a perfect trek through the state by battling the first of four straight playoff teams in LA.

Jarvis scores twice to eclipse 100, Nikishin scores his first goal in the NHL, and Andersen stonewalls his former team to earn another decisive road win.

The second stop in California on the Canes' six-city tour takes them to Anaheim to face a Ducks team with playoff aspirations.