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The team adds another forward on a tryout, bringing in former Shark and Blue Jacket Kevin Labanc as he tries to earn an NHL deal.

After a scary season hampered by injuries and medical issues, Reilly is ready to show what he brings to the Hurricanes lineup when given the chance.

After years of waiting and dreaming for the day to come, the Russian blueliner is preparing for his first season in the NHL after several great years at home.

Joining the team from a division rival, Miller is one of the Hurricanes' newest additions, earning a massive payday following a sign-and-trade with the Rangers.

Stepping onto the ice with big shoes to fill, Walker paired well with Gostisbehere in his first season in Raleigh, and the expectations increase in Year 2.

The Hurricanes revealed their newest road sweaters on Wednesday, paying direct homage to their 2023 Stadium Series sets to begin a new era for the team.

With a new defensive partner likely for the righty, Chatfield has performed well in a variety of roles during his first four seasons with the organization.

As Burns exits this offseason, Gostisbehere now steps into the team's spot as the primary weapon along the blue line after a solid full season in 2024-25.

To begin our player previews for the season, let's talk about the Hurricanes' superstar defenseman whose game reached a new audience last season.

A holdout landed the Hurricanes their future captain and head coach, but that's just one of the many ways this trade helped the team reach the top.

With Erik Cole's broken neck sidelining him in March, the Hurricanes had to act quickly to add a forward at the trade deadline.

An added veteran presence for the 2005-06 team, Weight finally reached the summit with the Hurricanes in his 14th season after a midseason trade with St. Louis.

One of the biggest trades in franchise history, the Hurricanes acquiring Jake Guentzel from Pittsburgh was a major step for a team known for its restraint.

Training camp news has started to trickle through as the Canes announced on Wednesday afternoon that they'd signed two long-time veterans to tryouts.

The potential "boom-or-bust" prospect signed on the dotted line, marking the start of his journey as he aims to crack the Hurricanes' roster in the near future.

While the majority of their season remains on the local broadcasts, the Canes will feature in several games on ESPN+ and TNT throughout the season.

One of the trades of all time in Hurricanes history, this was a very small deal involving a pair of veterans that you might've forgotten played for the team.

The Hurricanes' rookie defenseman was one of 31 players selected to attend the showcase hosted by Upper Deck on September 3rd.

Owning an NHL record most would despise, Ron Hainsey tasted postseason hockey for the first time in 2017 and reached the top of the mountain in his first try.

For the small price of a mid-round draft pick, the Hurricanes looked like geniuses when one of their deadline acquisitions came out of the gates on fire.