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Carolina Hurricanes

1st in Metropolitan · 1st in Eastern Conference

Senators 6, Hurricanes 3 · Final

★ Tkachuk (2G) | ★★ Stützle (1G, 1A) | ★★★ Greig (2A)

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  • Boston Bruins
  • Buffalo Sabres
  • Detroit Red Wings
  • Florida Panthers
  • Montreal Canadiens
  • Ottawa Senators
  • Tampa Bay Lightning
  • Toronto Maple Leafs

Metropolitan

  • Carolina Hurricanes
  • Columbus Blue Jackets
  • New Jersey Devils
  • New York Islanders
  • New York Rangers
  • Philadelphia Flyers
  • Pittsburgh Penguins
  • Washington Capitals

Western Conference

Central

  • Chicago Blackhawks
  • Colorado Avalanche
  • Dallas Stars
  • Minnesota Wild
  • Nashville Predators
  • St. Louis Blues
  • Utah Mammoth
  • Winnipeg Jets

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  • Calgary Flames
  • Edmonton Oilers
  • Los Angeles Kings
  • San Jose Sharks
  • Seattle Kraken
  • Vancouver Canucks
  • Vegas Golden Knights

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Game Recap
Sens Top Canes 6-3, Snag 2nd WC

Ottawa storms past Carolina 6-3 to leap into the East's second wild-card spot, a massive bounce-back for the Senators. Tkachuk leads the charge while Hurricanes defenders chase shadows. This win reshapes the playoff picture with deadline deals still fresh.

Playoffs
Sens Snatch Playoff Spot, Block Canes' Division Crown

Brady Tkachuk piles on two goals as the Senators claw their way back into the second wild card, leaving the Hurricanes' division title dreams in jeopardy. Ottawa's timely surge with Stutzle, Pinto and Cozens chipping in keeps Linus Ullmark's back-to-backs looking sharp at Canadian Tire Centre. Carolina's three-game streak hits a wall despite goals from Svechnikov, Stankoven and Hall, with the Metro leaders now fighting to hold their perch atop the East.

Playoffs
Hurricanes, Wild Punch Playoff Tickets

The Hurricanes and Wild lock in their postseason spots amid a playoff race that's tighter than a goalie's crease in overtime. Carolina's front office breathes easier after holding their Eastern lead, while Minnesota's depth players step up just when the scouts thought they might fade. With the regular season winding down and every point a potential series-shifter, these clinches reshape the bracket in ways GMs are already scribbling notes about.

Playoffs
Stutzle Snipes Past Andersen in CAR-OTT Clash

Tim Stutzle puts his elite shot to work against Frederik Andersen as the Senators host the Hurricanes in a matchup loaded with playoff implications. Carolina's goaltending tandem faces a German sniper who's been torched defenses all season, and Ottawa's crowd senses blood. This goal highlights why Stutzle remains a cornerstone for the Sens' postseason push.

Playoffs
Hurricanes' Playoff Demons Return?

The Hurricanes gear up for another postseason run, but those nagging issues from last year linger like a bad power-play hangover. Front offices whisper about defensive lapses and forecheck breakdowns that coaches can't seem to fix, even after tweaking the lines all season. With the bracket tightening, Carolina faces the real test of whether Rod Brind'Amour's crew can finally exorcise these ghosts or repeat the same frustrating script.

News
Air Jarvis: Canes Star's Viral Goal Dance

Seth Jarvis lights up the Hurricanes' locker room with a goal celebration that's already racking up millions of views across social media. The young sniper pulls off a move that's got teammates cracking up and fans begging for encores, reminding everyone why Carolina's top line remains a nightmare for opponents. As the Canes push for playoff positioning, Jarvis keeps delivering the flair that separates contenders from pretenders.

Playoffs
Canes Division Clinch? Avs West Buzz Heats

Carolina Hurricanes eye their division crown while Colorado Avalanche solidify West contention in the latest Stanley Cup playoff buzz. Coaches tweak lines as these powerhouses chase optimal seeding paths. Every game carries massive weight with the bracket crystallizing.

Trades & Rumors
Preds' Steep Price, Berube Buzz, Kochetkov Comeback

Rumors swirl around Nashville's bold contract demands that could reshape the trade market. Craig Berube's future hangs in the balance as coaching whispers intensify league-wide. Pyotr Kochetkov eyes a return that might jolt his team's crease, with GMs plotting moves before the deadline chaos erupts.

News
Canes Chase Division Crown, Eye Goalie Help?

The Hurricanes sit atop the Metro division with eyes locked on the title, but whispers from the front office hint at bolstering the crease before the finish line. Rod Brind'Amour's crew knows a deep playoff run demands netminding you can bank on, and they're not shy about shaking up the backend if the right arm becomes available. With the regular season winding down, GM Eric Tulsky holds the cards on whether reinforcements land in Raleigh to fortify their title push.

Team Snapshot

The Carolina Hurricanes are 1st in the Metropolitan Division with a 49-22-6 record (104 points). Key injuries include Pyotr Kochetkov (Hip, IR), Jaccob Slavin (Upper Body, IR), totaling $8.40M on injured reserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hurricanes' record this season?
The Carolina Hurricanes are 1st in the Metropolitan Division with a 49-22-6 record and 104 points.
When do the Hurricanes play next?
The Carolina Hurricanes play next on Tuesday, April 7 against the Boston at Lenovo Center. Puck drop is at 7:00 PM ET.
What is the Hurricanes' cap space?
The Carolina Hurricanes have $135.02M in cap space with a projected cap hit of $87.06M for next season.
Who is injured on the Hurricanes?
The Carolina Hurricanes currently have 2 players on IR/LTIR: Pyotr Kochetkov (Hip), Jaccob Slavin (Upper Body), totaling $8.40M on injured reserve.
Are the Hurricanes buying or selling at the trade deadline?
The Carolina Hurricanes are currently buyers at the trade deadline. Adding talent (-$2.7M cap) · Spending picks (-1)
What draft picks do the Hurricanes own?
The Carolina Hurricanes draft pick inventory: 2026: 4 picks owned, 6 owed out (-3 net); 2027: 7 picks owned, 1 owed out (0 net); 2028: 8 picks owned (+1 net).