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Hurricanes’ Michael Smith reflects on bubble life 
Hurricanes.com senior editor Michael Smith (left) and Manager of Communications and Team Services Pace Sagester (right). Go inside the Toronto bubble experience with the Hurricanes’ web guru.
2020 Draft Profiles: Yaroslav Askarov
Photo by Mikhail Japaridze\TASS via Getty Images Will the Hurricanes select their goalie of the future in the first round? Editor’s note: This is the first of several profiles we will run on potential prospects the Hurricanes could target with the 13th overall pick.
Free-agent focus: Who stays, who goes for the Hurricanes?
With free agency now less than a month away, many teams are already looking ahead to when it opens up. The Carolina Hurricanes already traded away the rights to one pending free agent, but still have some tough decisions to make.
Trading for Darcy Kuemper would be right move for Canes
Photo by Andy Devlin/NHLI via Getty Images On paper and on the ice, bringing Darcy Kuemper to Raleigh makes all the sense in the world for the Carolina Hurricanes.
Looking for Finish: The slow burnout of the Carolina Hurricanes’ power play
Photo by Gregg Forwerck/NHLI via Getty Images A deep dive analysis into the Carolina Hurricanes’ power play for the 2019-20 season and looking at why it may have come up short in the playoffs.
CC Pod: Darcy Kuemper Rumors, Joel Edmundson Contract, Eric Staal Trade
James Guillory-USA TODAY Sports The one where Darcy Kuemper to the Hurricanes makes all the sense in the world. Darcy Kuemper? Darcy Kuemper. On this
How the flat cap impacts the Hurricanes moving forward
Photo by Gregg Forwerck/NHLI via Getty Images The salary cap likely staying flat at $81.5 million for at least two more offseasons is not necessarily a reason for the Hurricanes to panic.
Taking a look at the Hurricanes’ prospect pool
Photo by Jaylynn Nash/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The last two years have been pretty darn good to the Hurricanes at the NHL level. And, with one of the best prospect pools in the NHL, the future remains bright.
Exploring Carolina’s goaltending options
Photo by Gregg Forwerck/NHLI via Getty Images With the 2020 offseason approaching, here’s a look at a bunch of goaltenders across the league that could be available for the Hurricanes to explore.
Prospects News & Rumors: Bokk, Lapierre, Verbeek & More
The Carolina Hurricanes have decided to loan a highly touted German prospect to the Deutsche Eishockey Liga for the start of the season. The Montreal Canadiens loaned prospect Hayden Verbeek to the Czech Extraliga and an intriguing 2020 NHL Draft prospect shines in the QMJHL preseason.
Get to know the Chicago Wolves
Photo by Patrick Gorski/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Wolves have a long history in Chicago, having just celebrated their 25th anniversary. While
Hurricanes Should Trade Brett Pesce
One of the Carolina Hurricanes’ biggest strengths lies within their defense. Their squad is stacked on the back end and will be for years to come. Yet, quality depth scoring on offense was a shortcoming last season.
Canadiens and Hurricanes Make Trade Involving Edmundson
The Montreal Canadiens and Carolina Hurricanes have made a trade on Saturday, the Canadiens landing a free agent target before free agency opens on October 9th.
Canadiens acquire rights to UFA Joel Edmundson from Hurricanes
The Carolina Hurricanes have announced that they have traded impending unrestricted free-agent defenseman Joel Edmundson to the Canadiens. The return for Carolina is a 2020 fifth-round pick.
Peeking at the Market: UFA forwards (Part 2)
Photo by Andy Devlin/NHLI via Getty Images The Carolina Hurricanes already have a complete forward group signed, but if a multi-part deal were to materialize out of Carolina, then the UFA market would be a place the Canes could look to.
Hurricanes loan former first-rounder Dominik Bokk to Krefeld
While Hurricanes prospect Dominik Bokk intends to make his North American debut next season, he’s not finished with his time overseas just yet.
Peeking at the Market: UFA forwards (Part 1)
Photo by Dave Sandford/NHLI via Getty Images The Carolina Hurricanes already have a complete forward group signed, but if a multi-part deal were to materialize out of Carolina, then the UFA market would be a place the Canes could look to.
Prospects News & Rumors: NCAA, Drury, Lauko & Colangelo
College hockey in the United States is still up in the air after an official announcement. However, one of its top conferences has a target date in mind for the start of their 2020-21 season.
Hurricanes, Wolves look forward to forging new partnership
Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images The worst-kept secret in professional hockey is finally out as the Carolina Hurricanes and Chicago Wolves have formalized their affiliation.
Canes reach AHL affiliation deal with Chicago
The Carolina Hurricanes have signed a three-year affiliation agreement with the Chicago Wolves, ending a 10 year run with the instate Charlotte Checkers.
Chicago Wolves named Hurricanes’ new AHL affiliate
Photo by Patrick Gorski/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Chicago Wolves will be the Carolina Hurricanes’ AHL affiliate for at least the next three years with new deal.
Hurricanes’ Dougie Hamilton Watching Pietrangelo Negotiations Closely
Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic has taken a closer look at the situation facing the Carolina Hurricanes and defenseman Dougie Hamilton and provided an update as to where a possible contract extension might sit.
Svechnikov “Open” to Talking Extension With Hurricanes Now
With one more season on his entry-level deal, Carolina Hurricanes winger Andrei Svechnikov doesn’t have to talk a contract extension with the team quite yet.
Tuukka Rask reportedly opted out due to medical emergency involving daughter
Some clarity has been given on Tuukka Rask's seemingly out-of-nowhere decision to opt out of the remainder of the NHL start.
Hurricanes' Andrei Svechnikov ruled out for Game 4 vs. Bruins
Svechnikov has been one of Carolina's best players this postseason. While the 20-year-old didn't record a point in Saturday's 3-1 loss to Boston, he has seven points (four goals, three assists) in six games.
Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour fined $25K for criticizing officials
The Hurricanes fell to the Boston Bruins 4-3 in double overtime on Wednesday, and Brind'Amour was fined $25,000 soon after the loss for comments he made to reporters.
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