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There is still plenty of time for the Hurricanes to accomplish what they need to this summer, but the first day of free agency left us with a few questions.

With the Rangers signing Gavrikov, Miller's days in New York were numbered as the Hurricanes add another left-shot defenseman to a sturdy back end.

The mid-season pickup was huge for the Canes during the postseason, showcasing his clutch shot and work ethic to earn a massive pay raise starting in 2026.

Carolina struck a deal with the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night, adding depth in the net for the small price of a late-round draft pick.

The last deadline before free agency begins saw the Canes give five of their eight pending RFAs qualifying offers, while three others will become free agents.

Preparing for a wild start to free agency by recapping what has happened around the division this summer and pondering what could happen when the market opens.

The Canes weren't as active during the latter stages of the draft as we'd initially hoped, leading to an easy ride through Saturday's six rounds.

After not making a selection in the first round, the Canes maneuvered their way into three picks in the second round, touching on several areas.

After trading out of the first round for the third time in five seasons, the Hurricanes enter Saturday with seven picks, though there's room for more fireworks.

For the third time in five seasons, the Canes opted to move back in the draft, sending the 29th pick to Chicago for three draft picks.

Revisiting some of the most impactful trades made the day of and during the NHL Draft since the team's relocation in 1997.

For all of the mock drafts released over the last several weeks, there's one thing most fans will agree is likely to happen before the Canes are on the clock.

Concerns remain after the Russian center struggled to start the season, though his resurgence in 2025 makes him one of the draft's greatest potential steals.

The wait will linger another year as the Hurricanes' great is passed over again despite a clear-cut case to be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

While some might not want Potter because he clocks in under six feet, his speed is one of many intangibles that make him an interesting prospect this year.

Among a sea of potential draftees in 2025 is a player with a Canes connection that the team might be willing to take a chance on with one of their picks.

With the draft right around the corner, Zonnon's scouting report makes him one of many potential prospects that would fit the mold of a Carolina Hurricane.

The deal prevents the pending UFA from heading to free agency while keeping him in Raleigh on a team-friendly deal after a solid first season with the Canes.

While the NHL tandem appears locked in place, the organization's depth in the net is lacking, making it an area to address during the final weekend in June.

As Roslovic likely heads to the open market on July 1st, his versatility and goal-scoring ability should make him a good option for teams.