The Carolina Hurricanes are down 2-0 in their series against Florida, but when addressing the deficit, Taylor Hall has taken a subtle shot at the Maple Leafs.
Logan Thompson delivered during the first period of Game 5.
Plenty of chatter lately about former NHLer Marco Sturm, currently coaching with the Los Angeles Kings’ AHL affiliate, the Ontario Reign. And with a new GM coming in L.A.
How many of the 18 NHL players since the 2000 Stanley Cup Playoffs to score 10 goals in multiple postseason runs can you name in five minutes?
Last night, the Canes and Oilers could take a comfortable 3-1 lead in their respective series. And that’s exactly what they did, with wins of 5-2 and 3-0.
The Carolina Hurricanes struck first in a pivotal Game 3 of the East semifinals against the Washington Capitals.
What a last couple of days for the Carolina Hurricanes and their fanbase. Tuesday night (April 29) saw the team advance to Round 2 of the 2025 NHL Playoffs after winning 5-4 in double overtime against the New Jersey Devils.
Carolina Hurricanes forward Taylor Hall has bounced around the NHL a lot throughout his career, now on his seventh different team in 15 seasons. After
RALEIGH, North Carolina: Former first-overall pick and sudden star in Carolina, Taylor Hall, has signed a three-year, 9.5 million extension with the Hurricanes.
Carolina Hurricanes forward Taylor Hall signed a three-year, $9.5 million contract with the team on Wednesday. The deal will begin next season for Hall, who is in the final campaign of a four-year, $24 million contract he signed with the Boston Bruins.
Not less than 24 hours after the Carolina Hurricanes advanced to the second round of the 2025 NHL playoffs, the team announced a new deal with an essential piece of their roster.
The Carolina Hurricanes are locking down a recently acquired scoring threat for the next three seasons. On Wednesday, general manager Eric Tulsky announced the team is signing forward Taylor Hall to a three-year contract extension worth $3.16 million per season.
Taylor Hall has agreed to a three-year, $9.5MM extension with the Hurricanes, according to a team announcement. The deal carries a cap hit of $3.167MM and will carry the veteran left-winger through the 2027-28 campaign.
The Carolina Hurricanes and New Jersey Devils will meet in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. This will be the sixth time the two organizations meet in the postseason, with the Hurricanes winning four of the previous five.
The Carolina Hurricanes have had a wild ride for their 2024-25 season. From going 16-5-1 to start the season to having a .500 run between November and December to seeing a resurging January and March, this team has seen it all.
Acquired in the same three-way deal that brought Mikko Rantanen to the Carolina Hurricanes with much more fanfare, Taylor Hall has emerged as the real gem of the deal for the team.
His subpar production and injury history over the last few years may point him toward a bonus-laden contract should he remain with the Hurricanes.
Last week, the Chicago Blackhawks were involved in a blockbuster trade that sent Mikko Rantanen to the Carolina Hurricanes and Martin Necas to the Colorado Avalanche.
With speculation that he may be dealt ahead of March 7, and with the Blackhawks trying to accelerate their rebuild, it looks like the team is cutting ties with a veteran and former first overall pick.
It appears Taylor Hall is on the move.
The Carolina Hurricanes pulled off the first major blockbuster of the 2024-25 NHL trade deadline.
Make no mistake about it. The New Jersey Devils will be buying at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline, and perhaps even sooner than that. They finally worked their way out of the loss column on Monday, taking a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena following a four-game losing streak.
While it’s not yet guaranteed that Taylor Hall will be traded by the Chicago Blackhawks ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline, Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic believes “that’s the most logical course of action for the veteran pending unrestricted free agent.” Hall has struggled a bit this season in Chicago.
As per a report by Charlie Roumeliotis, Taylor Hall did not see his being pulled from the lineup coming. Roumeliotis tweeted, “Taylor Hall was caught off guard by Saturday’s healthy scratch: “I was surprised by it.
CHICAGO — Taylor Hall was so far removed from the NHL last season rehabbing his knee injury that when he notched his 700th career point on Tuesday night, the Chicago Blackhawks forward was caught off guard.
Chasing the game in the first period, Chicago Blackhawks forward Taylor Hall jumped on a loose puck in the offensive zone. For the Blackhawks, this was a big goal to get them back to within one against the Canucks, but for Hall this goal was even bigger.
Before last night, Taylor Hall’s last NHL goal came on Nov. 5, 2023 against the New Jersey Devils. Just a few weeks shy of the one year milestone, Hall registered a big goal in the Chicago Blackhawks home opener against the San Jose Sharks on Thursday.
There have been moments from the Blackhawks first few preseason games that should excite fans. Brief moments that could tell the story for what is to come this season for hockey in Chicago.
The Chicago Blackhawks took a huge blow to their lineup when Taylor Hall was deemed out for the season. He isn’t the player that he was in his prime but he still has the skills necessary to help a hockey team.
The Blackhawks made a splash on the trade market last summer when they acquired top-six winger Taylor Hall from the Bruins, but an ACL injury derailed his campaign.
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