The Hurricanes played their way for the better part of the 60 minutes. They pressured. They had the puck more. They got better as the game went along. When they needed it, their penalty kill was excellent, going 4-for-4 with four shots on goal against.

The Florida Panthers had lit up the scoreboard with five-plus goals in the opening three games of the Eastern Conference Final. In Game 4, however, the Carolina Hurricanes produced a sound defensive effort to shut down the Panthers 3-0 to avoid elimination.

Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice admitted to be “seething” before meeting with the media after a 3-0 loss to the

Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour was not pleased with the mistakes his team in Game 3 against the Florida Panthers.

We’ve officially reached the time of year when the conversation shifts from playoff hockey to offseason preparation. Well, at least for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

The Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers meet in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Final in the Stanley Cup Playoffs Monday at Amerant Bank Arena.

What if Marner, a southern Ontario native, were willing to play in Buffalo when he hit unrestricted free agency in 2025? Well, we’re six weeks away from the possibility of Marner hitting free agency.