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One loss. That's what's left before Carolina's season is over. The Hurricanes trail Vegas in the Stanley Cup Final. Only a small number of teams have ever clawed back from that hole. Game 4 is Tuesday at T-Mobile Arena, and Rod Brind'Amour

Mitch Marner scored a hat trick in just over six minutes during Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final. That is the fastest in Cup Final history, and it shattered a record that had stood for decades. And somehow that was only part of the madness. Maurice "Rocket"

Connor McDavid has won his fifth Ted Lindsay Award, tying Wayne Gretzky for the most player-voted NHL honors ever. The award, voted on entirely by fellow players, is the purest measure of respect in this league — not media, not analytics, just the guys who have to try to stop him

Key Takeaways - Jordan Staal scored in both Games 1 and 2 of the Stanley Cup Final at 37 years and 267 days old, becoming one of the oldest players to do so in NHL history. - The Hurricanes stole home-ice advantage from Vegas with a Game 2 win, with

The Foligno brothers just did something no other siblings in NHL history have managed. Marcus Foligno won the 2025-26 King Clancy Memorial Trophy on Tuesday, making him the second member of his family to take home the award. His brother Nick copped it with Columbus back in 2017. Nine years

The Hurricanes hadn't hosted a Stanley Cup Final game in a long time. The building was rocking. A quick goal put Carolina ahead early, and they added another shortly after. Carolina was up 2-0 before most fans found their seats. And Vegas walked out of Raleigh with a

The puck drops in Raleigh tonight and many fans have never seen this: the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Final. Not as a flash-in-the-pan. Not as a feel-good story about a mid-market team getting a taste. As the top seed in the East, carrying a strong regular season record