They ask, how can you not be romantic about hockey, or any sport, for that matter? Some stories show the perseverance of not giving up on a dream, whether you’ve played one game or 1,000.
With their road trip now split after two games, it's time for the Carolina Hurricanes to start anew. The injuries are starting to pile up, but there are no excuses in the NHL.
The Carolina Hurricanes continue their five-game road trip, looking to pick up a second win over the Vancouver Canucks in as many weeks when the two teams hit the ice Tuesday night.
The Hurricanes made a move to open up a roster spot on Monday, announcing that they’ve placed winger Taylor Hall on injured reserve. No immediate corresponding recall was made, leaving Carolina’s active roster at 22 players for the time being; they’re next in action on Tuesday.
There's something about the Carolina Hurricanes and the State Fair trip that brings the injury bug out at the worst possible time. Last season, the defensemen and the bottom of the forward group dealt with a laundry list of ailments, beginning before they'd even hit the road when Jaccob Slavin got hurt.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The injury bug seems it won’t leave the Carolina Hurricanes alone again for the second consecutive season. In 2025-26, they had most of the blue line out with injuries through the first couple of months of the season.
The Carolina Hurricanes announced on Monday morning that they have placed veteran left winger Taylor Hall on injured reserve. Hall, who put up five points in eight games to start the season, is out on a week-to-week basis after he sustained an upper-body injury that forced him out of a key divisional showdown against the Washington Capitals.
As they say, all good things must come to an end. Regarding the Carolina Hurricanes, their seven-game winning streak was snapped Sunday night (Oct. 18) in a 3-2 loss to the Calgary Flames.
Mark Jankowski is heading home to get something looked at. According to the Hurricanes, Jankowski suffered a lower-body injury and missed their game against the Calgary Flames.
The train kept rolling into Calgary as the Carolina Hurricanes made the second stop of their trip, facing the Calgary Flames in their final visit to the Scotiabank Saddledome on Sunday night.
Over the last two weeks, the Carolina Hurricanes have been on a roll, winning seven straight games and now sitting at 7-1-1. Even with injuries to Jordan Staal, Taylor Hall, and Seth Jarvis, they keep finding ways to win games.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Carolina Hurricanes' winning streak reached seven games on Saturday when their five-game road trip began in Winnipeg. The team also extended its perfect start on the road, bringing that streak to five straight wins.
With Carolina Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal out for at least a month with a partial calf tear, the Hurricanes now need a replacement for the key to Rod Brind’Amour’s system.
The Carolina Hurricanes are riding a seven-game winning streak and sitting atop the Eastern Conference standings. Even so, the defending Stanley Cup champions are not patting themselves on the back as they head to Calgary to face the struggling Flames.
The Carolina Hurricanes kicked off their five-game road trip in Winnipeg on Saturday afternoon against the Winnipeg Jets. Heading into the game, they were without captain Jordan Staal, Taylor Hall, and Seth Jarvis.
Nikolaj Ehlers scored the game-winning goal as the Carolina Hurricanes extended their winning streak to seven games on a 3-2 win against the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.
The Carolina Hurricanes aren’t suffering from any kind of Stanley Cup hangover, opening their 2026-27 season with a 6-1-1 record while outscoring their opposition 31-19 in that span.
The Carolina Hurricanes have had an eventful couple of weeks. They dropped the first two games of the season, then went on a six-game winning streak. Then, all of a sudden, they are without Jordan Staal (partially torn calf) for a month or two, and now Taylor Hall is officially out week to week with an upper-body injury.
The defending Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes look to continue an early-season hot streak when they visit the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday afternoon.
The Carolina Hurricanes are off to a great start in their bid to repeat as Stanley Cup champions, having rattled off six straight wins to jump out to an early lead in the Metropolitan Division with a record of 6-1-1.
According to a team announcement, the Carolina Hurricanes have recalled forward Felix Unger Sorum from the AHL’s Chicago Wolves. In a corresponding roster move, Carolina placed captain Jordan Staal on the injured reserve.
The Carolina Hurricanes will be without captain Jordan Staal for a significant stretch after the veteran center suffered a torn calf muscle before Sunday’s game in Philadelphia.
The Carolina Hurricanes’ social media manager had it out for Philadelphia sports teams on Sunday night. The Hurricanes trounced the Philadelphia Flyers in a 4-1 beatdown at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pa.
Alexander Nikishin wants out of Carolina. The Hurricanes aren’t in a hurry to oblige. And, unfortunately for Nikishin, the Hurricanes have the leverage here, something that got clearer with a couple of recent insider reports.