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With the series against the Panthers behind us, there are going to be plenty of people calling for massive changes, but that might not be necessary.
Ben Huffman|
Despite two 1st period goals by Sebastian Aho, Florida's push in the 2nd and late go-ahead goal sends them to the Stanley Cup Final for the 3rd year in a row.
Ben Huffman|
Andersen stops all 20 Florida shots as the Canes finally win a conference finals game with a 3-0 shutout victory to send the series back to Raleigh.
Ben Huffman|
After staying tight through two periods, the Hurricanes fell apart in the third to drop Game 3, 6-2, and set themselves up for another potential sweep.
Ben Huffman|
The Panthers skated circles around the Hurricanes for 60 minutes, getting three goals in the first period and easing their way to a 2-0 series lead.
Ben Huffman|
Turning back the clock to 2006 to experience the joys of winning a conference finals game, something the Hurricanes haven't done in the last 19 years.
Ben Huffman|
Assuming he doesn't re-sign with the Maple Leafs before July 1st, Mitch Marner will be the most coveted player in this season's free agency class.
Ben Huffman|
The Panthers strike early in all three periods, including a pair of power-play goals to snatch home ice away from the Hurricanes in Game 1.
Ben Huffman|
For the second time in three seasons, the Canes and the Cats will engage in a Southeast Division battle for a berth in the Stanley Cup Final.
Ben Huffman|
The Canes finished their series victory in Game 5 in D.C. on Thursday, sending the Capitals home for the offseason by doing exactly what earned them their lead.
Ben Huffman|
Svechnikov breaks the 1-1 deadlock with under two minutes left in the third, sending the Canes to the conference finals for the second time in three years.
Ben Huffman|
The Canes are in the driver's seat of their 2nd Round series, but there is still plenty to play for as Washington fights to keep their season alive in Game 5.
Ben Huffman|
The scoreboard tells part of the story, but the real win for the Canes this series is between the ears. Here’s why their mental game might be the real difference-maker against Washington.
Ryan Cannon|
The third period was tense, but Carolina's ability to respond quickly helped them break away from the Capitals late to put them a win away from advancing.
Ben Huffman|
Andersen starts the game with a few big stops, allowing the Canes to find their game and score four unanswered goals in a 4-0 victory to take a 2-1 series lead.
Ben Huffman|
Wilson made his presence known with a goal and an assist as the Canes waited until the third period to score once again during a 3-1 loss in D.C.
Ben Huffman|
The team signed Andersen to a one-year extension on Saturday, making a business move that could prove beneficial heading into next season.
Ben Huffman|
Slavin scores early in overtime to cap a comeback, giving the Canes the early advantage against Washington after a dominant road game.
Ben Huffman|
The Canes are set to collide with the Capitals beginning on Tuesday night as the two teams vie for the Metropolitan Division's spot in the conference finals.
Ben Huffman|
With Pittsburgh parting ways with its head coach on Monday, Brind'Amour is the third-longest tenured head coach in the NHL.
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