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The Carolina Hurricanes will be missing Teuvo Teravainen for at least the next two games. Someone will have an opportunity, but who?

The Carolina Hurricanes have places starting goaltender, Frederik Anderson, on injured reserve with an undisclosed injury.

The Carolina Hurricanes have many options for the bottom defensive pairing. Calvin De Haan and Dylan Coghlan have split the time, but the results are mixed.

The Carolina Hurricanes faced the Florida Panthers on Wednesday evening in South Florida. Antti Raanta was sharp but the Hurricane's offense struggled.

With the Carolina Hurricanes' need for a premier goal scorer opening back up thanks to a torn Achillies, future Hall of Famer Patrick Kane seems like a fit.

Nikita Quapp had himself a night to remember as the German netminder made 45 saves and tallied an assist at his Germany lost 5-1 to the USA.

Max Pacioretty is going to miss six months as he has surgery on a torn Achilles the organization has announced. This is awful for the player and the team.

Today, the Carolina Hurricanes announced that they have re-signed Czech forward Martin Necas to a 2-year, $6 million deal with a $3 million cap hit.

Carolina will be able to see four of their prospects playing at the rescheduled world juniors this summer as they start today.

Today, the Carolina Hurricanes announced they have settled with restricted free agent defenseman Maxime Lajoie on a 1-year, league minimum deal.

Carolina's latest trade addition is former Montreal Canadiens captain Max Pacioretty and his trade out of Vegas was a message to the Knights from the Canes.

Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews does not want to endure a rebuild and could be on his way out of the Windy City. Does Carolina make sense for him?

Ahead of the 2022-23 season, Carolina Hurricanes forward Jesperi Kotkaniemi is being tasked with filling one of the major holes on the roster.

Sergei Fedorov was offer sheeted by the Hurricanes in 1998 for $38 million over 6 years. To this day it remains one of the most bizarre moves.

In 2006, the Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup and Rod Brind'Amour had the most awkward handoff in NHL history. But it might have been intentional.

It was announced that the Carolina Hurricanes have agreed to a 1-year, $2.2 million contract with restricted free agent Ethan Bear, avoiding arbitration.