Cory Lavalette
Sports Editor at North State Journal
Contributor at SB Nation
Senior editor for @nsjnews but still on the @Canes beat | @ThePHWA Carolina chapter head; weekly for @TheAthletic | https://t.co/18YbgDKXa8. They're just teeth.
Articles
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Cory Lavalette
RALEIGH, N.C. - For the second time in three seasons and third time since Rod Brind'Amour took over as coach in 2018-19, the Carolina Hurricanes' season ended just short of the Stanley Cup Final with a loss in the conference final. And so begins another offseason of Carolina attempting to find the missing pieces that will get them over the hump. The good news for rookie GM Eric Tulsky?
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1 week ago |
nsjonline.com | Cory Lavalette
RALEIGH — Gov. Josh Stein submitted a second request to lawmakers for an additional $891 million in funding for Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. “Western North Carolina is coming back strong, but there is much more work to do,” said Stein in a press release. “I urge the General Assembly to pass a second round of funding so that the rebuilding and recovery efforts can continue as quickly and effectively as possible.”Hurricane Helene hit the state Sept.
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1 week ago |
nsjonline.com | Cory Lavalette
RALEIGH — The Hurricanes built a two-goal lead, lost it and clawed back to tie the game in the third period. It wasn’t enough. Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov wriggled free from Carolina defensemen Dmitry Orlov to set up Carter Verhaeghe’s go-ahead goal with 7:39 left to give Florida a 5-3 win in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference final and end Carolina’s season. “Their best player made an elite play,” Hurricanes coach Rod Brind’Amour said.
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1 week ago |
nsjonline.com | Cory Lavalette
Americans had better start paying more attention to who they elect to be their president. Once elected, under our current Constitution, even a brain-dead president could wield enormous power unless he is removed from office, resigns or dies in office. His staff would make sure of that. And so would some family members and a former president in this case.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Cory Lavalette
RALEIGH, N.C. - The Carolina Hurricanes picked up a win and shed the stigma of the franchise having lost 15 consecutive conference final games with their 3-0 victory over the Panthers on Monday in Sunrise, Fla. While there was a collective sense of relief from the hockey world, Carolina never saw winning Game 4 as a means to move on from an annoying and distracting storyline.
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A reminder that, should the Hurricanes advance, they would have home ice against the Panthers but not Leafs. The remaining four Western Conference teams would all hold home ice over Carolina in a Stanley Cup final.
OK, but at least he tried to take away the pas… er. Oh.
Marner tried a no look spinning backhand pass to centre ice and it led directly to a goal for the Panthers @sdpnsports https://t.co/ENgU9wDNlz
RT @SadClubCommish: Adam Foote will be the next head coach of the Canucks, per @DarrenDreger
