Hurricanes take win streak into matchup with the Kings

Ducks’ 5-game homestand doesn’t start easy with Carolina

The Ducks returned home from a .500 road trip and now will have an opportunity to get back to a .500 points percentage for the season against the Carolina Hurricanes at Honda Center, where a five-game homestand kicks off Sunday. The ‘Canes, who had won eight straight games entering the front end of their Los Angeles-Anaheim back-to-back set Saturday, are one of several formidable opponents left on the Ducks’ schedule. On the homestand, they’ll f…

Kings all about momentum with back-to-back home set

The Kings are currently one of the NHL’s most torrid teams and in this weekend’s back-to-back set they’ll face its hottest club, and one of its coldest as well, when they welcome the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday afternoon and the Boston Bruins on Sunday evening. Carolina has won eight consecutive games and nine of its past 10, while Boston has been in a freefall that’s seen it trade its captain while losing four in a row and seven of of its p…

Hurricanes take win streak into matchup with the Kings

The Carolina Hurricanes aim to keep their eight-game win streak going when they visit the Los Angeles Kings.

Hurricanes top Sharks for 2nd eight-game win streak of season

Sebastian Aho and Sean Walker scored third-period goals to lead the Hurricanes to a 3-1 road victory over the San Jose Sharks on Thursday, Carolina's eighth win in a row.

Younger, less-experienced Sharks unable to slow down Hurricanes

SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks roster seems to be getting younger and less experienced with each passing week. The Sharks shipped a handful of veterans to contending teams before the NHL trade deadline on March 7, and on Thursday, defenseman Luca Cagnoni made his NHL debut and goalie Georgi Romanov made his first NHL start. The Sharks will likely take some lumps as a result as a goal they allowed to Sebastian Aho at the 4:58 mark of the third pe…

Amid rebuild, Sharks still have critical question to answer for next season

SAN JOSE — Assuming he’s healthy, goalie Yaroslav Askarov will likely be on the San Jose Sharks roster at the start of next season, perhaps even as the team’s opening night starter. After that, who knows? One of the many areas the Sharks organization needs to shore up this summer is its goaltending depth, as Askarov is currently the only netminder under contract for the 2025-2026 season. Who will Askarov work with? Are the Sharks open to bringin…