Evgeny Kuznetsov notched his first goal since joining the Carolina Hurricanes in a 4-0 victory against the Eastern Conference-leading Florida Panthers on Thursday night in Raleigh, N.C.
The Carolina Hurricanes are coming off a 4-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens last night and they saw goalie Frederik Andersen return as he stopped 24 of the 25 shots he faced.
Frederik Andersen, who improved to 5-1 this season, was in his first action since Nov. 2 because he missed time with a blood clotting issue.
After an absence of more than four months because of blood-clot issues, Carolina goaltender Frederik Andersen made 24 saves in the Hurricanes' 4-1 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night in Raleigh, N.C.
The Carolina Hurricanes have activated goaltender Frederik Andersen from the injured reserve. Andersen has been out of commission since November due to blood-clotting issues.
Andersen has been cleared to return to play after missing most of the season due to a deep vein thrombosis and subsequent pulmonary embolism in November.
On what seemed like a typical morning skate on February 20th, Carolina’s projected starting goalie for that night, Pyotr Kochetkov, felt under the weather.
Carolina Hurricanes netminder Frederik Andersen has opened up about a scary blood-clotting issue that happened in November, keeping him out of the lineup since.
It has been a long three months for Frederik Andersen. In early November, after playing just six games, the Carolina Hurricanes netminder was diagnosed with a blood-clotting issue, and has been out of the lineup ever since.
Andersen, 34, last played in a 2-1 loss to the Rangers on Nov. 2. Four days later, GM Don Waddell announced the Dane would be out indefinitely after medical tests uncovered the clotting problems.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen was a full participant in Thursday’s practice with the team for the first time since being diagnosed with a blood clotting issue in November.
The Carolina Hurricanes goaltending in 2023-24 has been one wild ride. A mix of injuries, sub-par play, and incoming and outgoing players, there has been little consistency in net for Carolina.
On Wednesday (Jan. 31) morning, the Carolina Hurricanes released statements on behalf of general manager Don Waddell and Frederik Andersen with an update on the netminder’s recovery process.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen is resuming on-ice activities after battling a blood-clotting issue. He has not played since Nov. 2, the 11th game of Carolina's season.
One of the league’s veteran netminders is going to be strapping on the pads once again. On Wednesday, the Carolina Hurricanes announced goaltender Frederik Andersen is set to resume on-ice activities.
Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen has been cleared by team doctors to resume “limited on-ice conditioning.”
Sportsnet: Elliotte Friedman and Jeff Marek on the 32 Thoughts: The Podcast – Is Lindy Ruff on the Hot Seat? episode on Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen.
In a disheartening update, the Carolina Hurricanes have announced that their goaltender, Frederik Andersen, will be sidelined indefinitely due to a blood clotting issue.
Carolina Hurricanes netminder Frederik Andersen will be sidelined indefinitely after recent medical testing discovered a blood-clotting issue, per a statement from GM Don Waddell.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen is being evaluated for a "medical issue" and there is no timeline for his return. "An update will be provided when available, but no further comment will be issued until that time," the Hurricanes posted Monday on social media.
As the start of the NHL season quickly approaches, there’s one particularly intriguing storyline to follow for Carolina Hurricanes’ goaltender Frederik Andersen.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen got good news when the MRI on his lower body injury came back negative.
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