US EditionSebastian Aho Goal Helps Hurricanes Edge Lightning
Aho’s power-play goal ended a back-and-forth game as Carolina extended its point streak to 11 games, with goalie Brandon Bussi making 24 saves to secure the win.
- On Thursday night in Raleigh, Sebastian Aho scored a power-play goal through traffic at the 7:17 mark of the third, lifting the Carolina Hurricanes to a 5-4 lead and win.
- Returning from the Olympic break, both teams had been rolling, with Carolina jumping to a 3-0 lead in the first seven minutes before Tampa Bay tied early in the second.
- Carolina received goals from Nikolaj Ehlers, Logan Stankoven, Taylor Hall and Seth Jarvis, while Brandon Bussi recorded 24 saves in the victory.
- The Hurricanes held off Tampa Bay while the Lightning used an extra attacker in the final minutes, and the result marked Tampa Bay’s regulation loss for only the second time since Dec. 18.
- The Lightning were again without head coach Jon Cooper; the team announced Wednesday he would miss the Toronto and Carolina games, with Rob Zettler serving as acting head coach.
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The Carolina Hurricanes took full advantage in the team's first game after the Olympic break. Sebastian Aho scored the winning goal as Carolina defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Aho's power-play goal helps Hurricanes beat Lightning 5-4 in meeting of Eastern Conference's best
Sebastian Aho banged in a power-play goal through traffic midway through the third period to help the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-4.
Aho's power play goal leads Hurricanes to win in return
RALEIGH — Hurricanes coach Rod Brind’Amour gave Sebastian Aho the morning off, saying his star center — recently back from winning a bronze medal in Italy — was “run down.” Aho described himself as “gassed” after the game. But not enough to not come through for Carolina. Aho’s third period pow
Lightning fall behind early, rally, eventually lose 5-4 to Hurricanes
For a red-hot moment, it looked like the Tampa Bay Lightning were going to duplicate their 6-4 win over the Carolina Hurricanes from back in December. They went down 3-0 before rallying back to tie it. Then they gave up a fourth goal before tying it. Unfortunately, they couldn’t find the fifth goal before the Hurricanes did and Sebastian Aho’s power play goal in the third period proved to be in… Source
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