
Pat Welter
Sports Reporter at WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC)
Sports Reporter @WRAL. You run and you run to catch up with the sun and pull a hamstring. IG: PatWelter Email: [email protected]
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Rod Brind'Amour speaks to the media after a 3-1 win over the Devils to take a 2-0 series lead. Rod, when you think back to when you first heard the news, Freddie in that blood clot, the journey watching him make it all the way back, and then for him to play in back to back games for the first time this season, having two great games, what does that speak to you? I mean, what are you feeling about his journey? Well, it's been a tough one.
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wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter
Jordan Martinook and Freddie Andersen speak to the media after a 3-1 win over the Devils in game 2 of their playoff series. Freddie, this is the first time all season you played in back to back games and for you to have a performance like this, do you kind of think to yourself in awe that you've come this far, especially after that scary situation you faced last year? Uh, I try not to think too much about it, just trying to enjoy the moment and.
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wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter |Ryan Bisesi
Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour talks about the team's outlook heading into Game 2 of the first-round playoff series with the New Jersey Devils I'm gonna rob everybody. You never thought about it. Rod, he said yesterday that possibility of a lineup changes that the game one, yeah, we don't have to, I don't see foresee any changes and that includes in goal. There's some talk about Akein maybe going to get AHL games. Um, have you made any decisions on that?
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wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter |Joseph Ochoa
The Canes were the better team in Game 1 against the New Jersey Devils in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, they were also the fresher team. Pat Welter explains how the Canes benefited from rest in more ways than one. HOME FOR PITINO. THE HEAD COACH SAYS HE'S THE POINT GUARD OF THE FUTURE. >> THE CANES WERE THE BETTER TEAM AND ALSO AND THEY WERE FRESHER TEAM IN GAME ONE. PAT WELTER EXPLAINS HOW THE CANES ARE BENEFITING FROM REST IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
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What's it like to skate on the @Canes ice? How about do an entire sportscast? @LenovoCenter opened its doors to fans for their first fully open skate. Shoutout to @dougwarf who is sending the tape to Eric Tulsky & videographer @JamieMunden for going backwards the whole time https://t.co/ObzztZOLMg

It's a harsh standard, but it's sports. You're judged by wins and losses, and Duke's collapse vs. Houston is about as bad as it gets. For that team, with that talent to lose that way, the season is now a failure despite all the good along the way. https://t.co/5Lqoqj4Qch

People will say Cooper Flagg isn’t clutch. His final minute failures in their only losses this year are evidence for the argument. But it also reminds me a lot of young LeBron who faced similar challenges. He has an all around game, the final minute create a shot part will come