Carolina Hurricanes

Home ice sure is nice for the Carolina Hurricanes, who remained perfect in the playoffs in Raleigh with a 3-1 win over the New York Rangers on Thursday to ...

“We’ve been in this position before and I like our chances on home ice,” Strome said. “I mean, that was just a great play by Jarvy,” Teravainen said. The Canes should have padded their lead, if only Sebastian Aho hadn’t developed a sudden inkling for painted iron. Considering Shesterkin had yielded just five goals to Carolina over the first four games, this trio of goals by the Canes felt like a deluge. Replays confirmed that Andrew Copp was still inside the zone when the Rangers brought the puck in. In Round 1, Carolina won all four home games to beat the Boston Bruins in seven games.

Home teams have won all 12 of Carolina's games in Stanley Cup Playoffs, tied for the longest streak in NHL history.

The Hurricanes went 29-8-4 at PNC Arena in 2021-22, the fifth best home record in the NHL. But Carolina largely earned the Eastern Conference's No. 2 seed by finishing with a 25-12-4 road record, tied with the Calgary Flames for the second best in the league. The Hurricanes also lead the NHL in wins and goal differential (+17) at home. Road struggles hampered Carolina in the first round as well.

The Hurricanes again took care of business at home Thursday night, but to close out this series against the Rangers on Saturday, they'll have to break an ...

That's how we played all regular season, and we kind of got away from that in the first couple of games of this series," Trocheck said. "That's just the kind of game that we play. We weren't competitive enough tonight." "But we gotta be better than we were tonight. "We had confidence. "Tonight, for some reason, we were prepared.

The Metropolitan Division Finals are down to a best of three. After dropping the opening two games in Raleigh, the Rangers came home to New York and took ...

In Raleigh, Zibanejad has primarily been matched against Jordan Staal’s line, and Carolina’s defensive stalwart held Zibanjead off the scoresheet in the first two games of the series. Zibanejad’s performance in this series has also radically differed at home and on the road. The Metropolitan Division Finals are down to a best of three.

The Carolina Hurricanes and New York Rangers will go head-to-head for the fifth time in their series Thursday, with the winner moving to within just one ...

Jaccob Slavin is two assists away from passing Staal for the second-most assists in team playoff history. More Rough Stuff: At Tuesday's final horn there were four penalties handed out, as Ryan Reaves had a hold on Max Domi, and Ian Cole was on top of K'Andre Miller. The Rangers proved their "No Quit In NY" motto to be true in Game 4 especially, as they had their most notable sequence of physicality coming after they reclaimed their three-goal lead in the third period. For a fourth consecutive game the Canes failed to record a power play goal, now moving them to 0-for-9 in the series. For a second consecutive game New York scored on a first period power play, putting Carolina behind the eight ball. While New York has done a steady job of blocking shots, the Canes have still managed to get 97 shots on goal over the course of the outings. Winning The Special Teams Battle: Another one of the reasons that Carolina came out on the wrong end of Tuesday's result was yet another loss on the special teams side of things.

Andrei Svechnikov also scored, beating Igor Shesterkin with a backhander on a breakaway midway through the third period as the Hurricanes protected their Game 5 ...

“We had just kind of talked after the last game," Teravainen said. It marked Carolina’s first goal with the man advantage since the final minutes of Game 6 in the first-round win against Boston. Mika Zibanejad scored a power-play goal for New York, winning a first-period faceoff and then drifting to the left side for the putaway just six seconds into the man advantage. Now Carolina faces the challenge of putting away a team that has been resilient, even stubborn, when facing a series deficit. “It was kind of the game that I've been waiting for," Carolina coach Rod Brind'Amour said. It was enough to secure another home playoff victory.

The New York Rangers and Carolina Hurricanes meet for Game 5 of their Eastern Conference Semifinals playoff series Thursday at PNC Arena in Raleigh, ...

Shesterkin has shut down the Hurricanes in this entire series, really, and Carolina should feel fortunate to be tied 2-2. The Rangers held serve at home, winning both Games 3 and 4 to tie the series. New York led until the final 3 minutes in the series opener before C Sebastian Aho scored to force overtime. Hurricanes -1.5 (+165) Raanta was money in the first 3 games of this series, yielding just 3 goals on 81 shots. The Hurricanes have been playing with fire, and easily could have lost at home in Game 1. Tipico has no influence over nor are any such revenues in any way dependent on or linked to the newsrooms or news coverage. If you like the Rangers, just play them straight up instead. Hurricanes Game 5 odds and lines, and make our expert NHL picks, predictions and bets. Puck drop is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET (ESPN). Below, we look at the Rangers vs. However, they're 6-0 in 6 games at PNC Arena during this postseason. The Hurricanes limp home after 2 more failed tries on the road, slipping to 0-5 away from home in the playoffs.