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2 days ago |
cardiaccane.com | Ben Huffman
The third period was tense, but Carolina's ability to respond quickly helped them break away from the Capitals late to put them a win away from advancing. The Carolina Hurricanes maintained their newly earned home ice advantage on Saturday night, shutting out the Washington Capitals in Game 3. Washington dominated the early portion of the game before the Canes rattled off four unanswered goals, taking a 2-1 series lead with a 4-0 victory.
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4 days ago |
cardiaccane.com | Ben Huffman
Andersen starts the game with a few big stops, allowing the Canes to find their game and score four unanswered goals in a 4-0 victory to take a 2-1 series lead. The Capitals evened the series on Thursday night, riding an exciting game from Tom Wilson and another phenomenal performance by Logan Thompson to beat the Carolina Hurricanes 3-1 in Game 2. Shayne Gostisbehere scored the Canes' lone goal in the loss. For the next two games, the series moves to Raleigh, beginning with Saturday's Game 3.
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6 days ago |
cardiaccane.com | Ben Huffman
Wilson made his presence known with a goal and an assist as the Canes waited until the third period to score once again during a 3-1 loss in D.C.After earning a 2-1 overtime victory in Game 1, the Carolina Hurricanes snatched home ice advantage from the Washington Capitals. Despite an overwhelming edge in play, the Canes trailed 1-0 until Logan Stankoven scored halfway through the third period to force overtime.
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1 week ago |
cardiaccane.com | Ben Huffman
The team signed Andersen to a one-year extension on Saturday, making a business move that could prove beneficial heading into next season. After getting an extension with Taylor Hall done last week, rumors started to swirl that Frederik Andersen was next in line to stick around. Kevin Weekes reported on Saturday afternoon that a one-year deal was in the works, keeping Andersen in Raleigh for at least another 12 months.
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1 week ago |
cardiaccane.com | Ben Huffman
Slavin scores early in overtime to cap a comeback, giving the Canes the early advantage against Washington after a dominant road game. The second round began on Tuesday night as the Carolina Hurricanes continued their quest for the Stanley Cup. The next team in their way is the division-champion Washington Capitals, who won the division with a comfortable 12-point cushion. Neither team had played in about a week, so there were sure to be antsy players ready for war.
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