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After winning the Cup in 2006, the Hurricanes made a two-for-two deal with Los Angeles that brought current defensive guru Tim Gleason to the organization.

With time before training camp fleeting, the Hurricanes are keeping all of their options open when looking for an upgrade at center.

During the first long run in franchise history, a player and a pick acquired by the Whalers turned into big pieces for the 2002 Carolina Hurricanes.

The Hurricanes must not have known what they had in Anton Forsberg or Gustav Forsling, making this a tough trade to remember for the front office.

Brought in to be Cam Ward's heir apparent, Darling struggled during his brief time in Raleigh and proved to be an overwhelming mistake by the franchise.

Becoming an icon for his signature look during the 2006 playoffs, the Hurricanes struck it big with this high-character defenseman in a post-lockout deal.

As the deal with Buffalo turns seven years old, the short-term and long-term benefits have turned the trade into one of the most beneficial in team history.

When the Hurricanes brought Aaron Ward back in the fold, they hoped to rekindle that 2006 magic. Instead, it turned into a bumpy ride in Raleigh.

NHL officials will be in attendance for Saturday's game between the Braves and the Reds, but could the Canes represent the NHL if it makes a future appearance?

Amid the chase for the Cup in 2018, the Hurricanes completed a quiet trade with Arizona that landed them a long-term captain and one of their best characters.

There are a few hurdles the Hurricanes must clear to get a deal done, but it might be worthwhile with their hole on the right side of the defense.

A pre-lockout trade with the Ducks helped the Hurricanes add a starting goalie who positioned them for one of the most magical runs in team history.

While his MS diagnosis interrupted his Hurricanes tenure, Bickell's last game provided an all-time moment in franchise history.

What was intended to be a disparaging remark aimed at the Hurricanes became a rallying cry for a team and a fan base looking to change their fortunes.

On a cold December night in 2011, rookie goalie Mike Murphy made his NHL debut, and with it, etched his name into history without having any say in the matter.

The Carolina Hurricanes made a calculated bet by locking in rising star Jackson Blake long-term with an 8-year contract extension on Thursday.

Not every debut is created the same, but these ten players brought something big to the table the first time they threw on a Canes sweater.

After a solid first campaign, the Canes handed out their second long extension of the summer, giving Jackson Blake an eight-year deal on Thursday night.

Not every free agent signing has to be incredibly flashy. Just look at these five players, who became key contributors with the Canes.

Everyone remembers when Eric Staal went for 100, or that Cam Ward is the best goalie in franchise history, but what about some of the lesser remembered years?