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  • 3 days ago | nytimes.com | Sean McIndoe |Sean Gentille

    Every year, there's one article more people ask me about than any other. Which is weird, because it has next to nothing to do with hockey. That would be this one, of course - the annual "bad ads" piece, in which two Seans from different countries create an international exchange program for annoying commercials.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Sean Gentille

    SUNRISE, Fla. - In the end, or at least at the beginning of it, the Carolina Hurricanes did what we asked of them. Make no mistake: The first period of the final game of their 2024-25 season never quite seemed like it'd be enough to save them. That wasn't the point. Because even in the moment, even with them at their best, the ghosts of games 1, 2 and 3 against the Florida Panthers waited around the corner.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Michael Russo |Sean Gentille

    SUNRISE, Fla. - For the sixth straight year, the Stanley Cup will run through Florida. Down two goals heading into the second period after a brutal opening period Wednesday, the Florida Panthers scored three times in the second period, then held off an attempted third-period comeback by the Carolina Hurricanes to take Game 5 of the Eastern Conference final by a 5-3 score and claim the Prince of Wales Trophy for the third consecutive season.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Michael Russo |Sean Gentille

    RALEIGH, N.C. - With the Florida Panthers hoping to avoid a Game 6, coach Paul Maurice said Wednesday morning that he expects first-line right wing Sam Reinhart, second-pair defenseman Niko Mikkola and fourth-line left wing A.J. Greer to all return Wednesday night for Game 5. Maurice made it clear that all three players are not being rushed back. "Healthy players play," Maurice said.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Sean Gentille

    FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - On the last off day in the Eastern Conference final, we got (largely) to the bottom of what Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand didn't eat during the second intermission of Game 3. "Blizzard-gate" has since been fully resolved. On Tuesday, the morning after the Carolina Hurricanes avoided a second sweep by the Panthers in three seasons with a 3-0 win, we got a glimpse into Paul Maurice's post-loss schedule for his team.

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Sean Gentille
Sean Gentille @seangentille
13 May 25

"It's lazy. It's lazy. ... There's a method to all of it. It doesn't irk me. It's fine. That's what you're trying to do. Put pucks to the net. That's how you score." — Rod Brind'Amour on the shot volume discourse. More from Canes-Caps: https://t.co/GT8h7vr7Mn

Sean Gentille
Sean Gentille @seangentille
13 May 25

“I almost shit myself.” - Dmitry Orlov on taking a penalty to set up a Caps 5-on-3.

Sean Gentille
Sean Gentille @seangentille
13 May 25

fill the org with people capable of beating the edmonton oilers

Elliotte Friedman
Elliotte Friedman @FriedgeHNIC

We will see where things progress over the next few days, but all indications are that the LA Kings are closing in on Ken Holland as their next GM