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The Hurricanes have a reputation for being very good at drafting talent, and while that's true, not every draft class is a good one.

Former Hurricanes defenseman Dmitry Orlov shared his feelings about his time in Carolina and the reasons for his departure this summer.

Playing without a critical piece of their offense, Svechnikov's presence could've been massive, especially in the Eastern Conference Finals against Florida.

The Canes have knocked on the door of the Stanley Cup Final four times since winning in 2006 without reaching the end to play for Lord Stanley.

Holding his signing rights after a blockbuster trade with Calgary, there's an alternate universe where Fox signs with the Canes instead of being traded again.

Between postseason rematches and new guys returning to where they were drafted, the 2025-26 schedule showcases a jam-packed season of storylines for the Canes.

A big trade with the Boston Bruins in 1994 helped the Whalers land a big defenseman, but it also cost them three years' worth of high draft picks.

While the Triangle became familiar with hockey with the move to Raleigh in 1997, there's an alternate timeline where the Whalers never left Hartford.

The Raleigh native inked a new deal with the Carolina Hurricanes' AHL affiliate, bringing him a step closer to playing for the team he grew up cheering for.

The opener to the 2006 Final ended with one of the biggest moments of the series, sidelining the Oilers' starter against the Hurricanes.

The Hurricanes lucked out when the lottery balls went their way, resulting in their rise in the 2018 draft to select Andrei Svechnikov with the 2nd pick.

After a tough season between the pipes, the Russian netminder reminisces about his campaign while looking toward next season for the Canes.

As retirement announcements trickle through the hockey world, two former Canes called it a career this week after respectable and long tenures in the pros.

After tearing up the AHL last season, Nadeau seemed poised for a promotion, but that won't happen unless moves are made to clear a spot for him.

Some believe there's still one area for the Hurricanes to improve before next season, leading to speculation that they could find a 2C on the trade market.

With plenty of time left in the offseason, the Canes' aggressiveness with trades and signings has them in a good spot to win the division in 2025-26.

Before pivoting to K'Andre Miller, the Hurricanes had their sights set on another young defenseman from Alberta.

New additions also mean saying goodbye to former roster members, as a few outgoing Canes have found new spots to call home for next year.

The Hurricanes landed the biggest catch on the open market, locking up Ehlers for six years after a three-day wait that captivated the league.

Draft capital is one thing the Canes always seem to have plenty of, but the current state of their 2026 picks leaves the organization in unfamiliar territory.