Morning Rumble: Hurricanes Robinson Celebrates Stanley Cup with Gaudreau Family; Skyler Brind’Amour Interview; NHL Expansion News
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‘We’re moving forward in Texas’: NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly puts timeline on potential Houston or Austin expansion franchise
The NHL is quickly moving towards adding a 33rd team. According to NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly, the league could be ready to announce its 33rd franchise before the end of the year and have it playing games by the 2029-30 campaign. Houston and Austin are the frontrunners competing to become the NHL’s newest market,
Historical Hurricanes: Justin Williams’ Lasting Impact in Raleigh
When it comes to the most clutch players in Game 7 history, especially in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, there is no one better than “Mr. Game 7” himself, Justin Williams.…
Flyers’ glaring roster flaw that must be fixed before 2026-27 NHL season
The Philadelphia Flyers enjoyed a very impressive 2025-26 season under new head coach Rick Tocchet. Philadelphia made the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since the COVID-19 bubble playoffs. And they even won a series, taking down the Pittsburgh Penguins in six games. Ultimately, they ran into a juggernaut in the Carolina Hurricanes in […] The post Flyers’ glaring roster flaw that must be fixed before 2026-27 NHL season appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Hurricanes' Eric Robinson’s Stanley Cup Journey Comes Full Circle With Guy Gaudreau
Carolina Hurricanes forward Eric Robinson spent his day with the Stanley Cup with friends, family, and one of the most important figures in his hockey journey, Guy Gaudreau.
Morning Rumble: Josiah Slavin Staying in Hurricanes System; Flower Power; Blue Jackets Goalie Out Indefinitely
The Stanley Cup has made its way from Western Canada to the Mid-Atlantic back in the USA, so we have […]
Historical Hurricanes: Ray Whitney Was a Wizard in Raleigh
While the Carolina Hurricanes have only been around since 1997, there have been some amazing players to wear the red, black, and silver/white, from the likes of Rod Brind’Amour, Glen…
NHL Off-Season Rankings: No. 16, Carolina Hurricanes
The Carolina Hurricanes come in at No. 16 on TheHockeyNews.com's NHL off-season rankings. The Stanley Cup champions are running it back with a very similar group of players, but is Carolina prepared to go for back-to-back Cups this year?
3 Unsigned Hurricanes Prospects to Watch in 2026-27
As of now, we’re 42 days away from the Carolina Hurricanes’ home opener and banner-raising to begin the 2026-27 season. The Hurricanes, for the first time in 20 years, will…
Carolina Hurricanes Acquire Former 3rd-Round Pick From Buffalo Sabres
The NHL's trade market has slowed down considerably since the calendar flipped to August, but that doesn't mean there aren't minor deals being finalized. On Monday, the Carolina Hurricanes announced they've acquired winger Stiven Sardarian from the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for future considerations. The #Canes have acquired forward Stiven Sardarian from the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for future considerations. Details » https://t.co/BfzGTfKyQB pic.twitter.com/lE6mhlRaXy — Carolina Hur...
Hurricanes acquire Stiven Sardarian from Sabres
Sardarian was selected by Buffalo in the third round of the 2021 NHL Entry Draft.
Hurricanes’ Unger Sörum Poised for Another Impactful Season
The Carolina Hurricanes are one of those teams that know how to develop their prospects; no matter when or where they were selected in the draft, they improve each year.…
Sabres trade prospect Stiven Sardarian to Hurricanes
The Buffalo Sabres today traded the rights to unsigned forward prospect Stiven Sardarian to the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for future considerations. Sardarian, who has played the last four seasons in the NCAA, was eligible to become an unrestricted free agent Saturday. The Russian, however, did not submit paperwork to NHL Central Registry indicating he is no longer an undergraduate student, according to Puckpedia.com. He will remain on a reserve list until paperwork is filed, ... Rea...
The Carolina Hurricanes Five Best Comeback Victories
“Experience Carolina Hurricanes hockey.” It has been a half joke, half motto used by Caniacs for quite some time – […]
Alex Ovechkin is one of just 14 first overall picks to win the Stanley Cup with the team that drafted them
Taylor Hall became the latest first overall pick to win a championship in June, when the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Vegas Golden Knights in the 2026 Stanley Cup Final. Hall’s path to immortality was a bumpy one, seeing him go from the Edmonton Oilers via the top of the draft in 2010 to playing for
Carolina Hurricanes Should Start Thinking About Nadeau & Legault Extensions
As far as extensions go for the Carolina Hurricanes, they are in a great spot with long-term deals with younger players like Jackson Blake, Logan Stankoven, and even Joel Nystrom.…
Revisiting the Hurricanes’ Keith Primeau for Rod Brind’Amour Trade
This article was originally published in Sep. 2014. This piece revisits a trade from 2000 that saw two prominent centers trading places between Eastern Conference rivals. The players would play…
Morning Rumble: Hurricanes Get Hilarious Baseball Tribute; Hall Secures Boating License; Kopitar to be Honored
The Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup celebration continues as it makes its way through Canada. Meanwhile, the Fayetteville Woodpeckers are giving […]
5 Teams Listed As Trade Fits For Hurricanes D-Man Nikishin
The buzz continues around Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Alexander Nikishin. The big 24-year-old Russian just completed his first NHL season and has a Stanley Cup ring to show for it. But as a restricted free agent, he is currently without a contract, and it sounds like he might not be long for the Hurricanes. Insider Elliotte Friedman tells us that we need to keep an eye on this situation as we get closer to training camp next month. Looks like @FriedgeHNIC has come out of hibernation t...
Expect Major Changes To NHL Teams EBUG Situations In 2026-27 Due To CBA
The Toronto Maple Leafs Zamboni driver, David Ayers , made a name for himself during the 2019-20 season. After the Carolina Hurricanes goalie James Reimer left the game due to an injury, and subsequently, Petr Mrazek would suffer a collision with Kyle Clifford, Ayers received a chance to change the course of the game. He'd step onto the ice midway into the second period and help deliver a win for the Carolina Hurricanes against the team he worked for. The Hurricanes won 6-3, in wha...
Hurricanes’ Sean Walker Continues to Be Underrated on a Stellar Blue Line
When looking at the Carolina Hurricanes blueline, the names that stand out right away are Jaccob Slavin, K’Andre Miller, and Shayne Gostisbehere. It makes sense when you’re discussing the best…
Saturday Habs Headlines: Players in line for bigger things this year
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Five players who should improve on their 2025-26 performance. [ Journal de Montreal ] Lane Hutson is projected to take over as the league’s top defenceman within the next five years. [ NHL.com ] Hutson and Ivan Demidov have arguably the two best-value contracts in the NHL. [ Sportsnet ] Signing so many players to maximum-length contracts is something the Canadiens have in common with the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes. [ RDS ] ...
Former Oilers & Hurricanes Forward Retires At Age 27
Former Edmonton Oilers and Carolina Hurricanes forward Noah Philp has broken his contract with a Swedish league team, and has retired from hockey at the age of 27. ℹ️ Noah Philp bryter sitt kontrakt med HV71 och avslutar hockeykarriären. 🗨️ "Jag ber verkligen om ursäkt till HV71 och samtliga involverade kring tajmingen av mitt beslut, men jag har dock beslutat mig för att sluta spela hockey. Min motivation för hockeyn är inte där fullt ut… pic.twitter.com/L2xUhhRjqx — HV71 (@HV71) August 7, 20...
Former Oilers and Hurricanes player Noah Philp confirms retirement from hockey
Noah Philp has decided to walk away from hockey at 27. The former Oilers forward terminated his contract with HV71. Noah Philp has announced his retirement from professional hockey, ending his career at 27 years old after terminating his contract with Swedish club HV71. He played in the NHL for the Edmonton Oilers and the Carolina Hurricanes. Philp explained that his motivation to continue playing hockey was no longer where it needed to be, leading him to make the difficult decision to ...
Carolina Offseason Tidbits: Volume 6 – Prospect Showcase Comes to Raleigh
The long hot summer continues on and the Carolina Hurricanes continue to celebrate their world championship with their individual “Day with the Cup”. Recently the Cup was in Minnesota. If you are not following “@keeperofthecup” on Twitter, (it will always be Twitter to me), there are some good pics there. ———- In other news, the […]
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