The NHL will freeze its rosters on February 4th in advance of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. As a result, there is little time left for teams across the NHL to make their moves before the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline in March. With this in mind, teams like the Carolina Hurricanes may strike before the soft deadline on Wednesday.

Poor puck-management, bizarre calls (and lack of standard calls), and failure to maintain momentum paved the way to a 4-3 […]

With his historic start, one Carolina Hurricanes goalie is giving the organization renewed Stanley Cup ambitions.

Carolina is coming in hot; it is 9-1-2 in its last dozen games, and it has earned points in six straight (5-0-1). Most recently, the Canes crafted a late comeback over Utah at home on Thursday night, scoring three goals in the final two minutes of the game to turn a 4-2 deficit into a 5-4 win over the Mammoth.

It’s time for some more NHL rumours. We’re nearing the Winter Olympic break and that means general managers are going to get busy. The rosters freeze just before the games, but that doesn’t mean that extension talks can’t happen.

The Carolina Hurricanes got the better of the Washington Capitals during last year's playoffs, winning the best-of-seven series in five games. Now the Metropolitan Division rivals will meet for the third time this season on Saturday in the nation's capital.

The Carolina Hurricanes pulled off an improbable come-from-behind win Thursday night at home against the Utah Mammoth.

What looked like a routine afternoon for the Carolina Hurricanes — cruising to an easy win after jumping to a 3–0 lead — turned into a classic “Capitals find a way” story Saturday night at Capital One Arena.

The Capitals could potentially make a recall ahead of their 5 p.m. matchup, and are also dealing with some uncertainty surrounding their goaltenders. Logan Thompson is day-to-day with an upper-body injury, and Charlie Lindgren was hurt at the end of Thursday's win and had to be helped off the ice and down the tunnel.