US EditionJarvis Has Short-Hander, Lone Shootout Score in Hurricanes' 5-4 Victory over Avalanche
Carolina Hurricanes won 5-4 in a shootout despite Colorado Avalanche’s late comeback and power-play struggles; Frederik Andersen made 44 saves, Seth Jarvis scored the shootout winner.
- On Thursday night in Denver, the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Colorado Avalanche 5-4 in a shootout, with Seth Jarvis scoring the lone shootout goal to seal the win.
- Wearing throwback uniforms, the Carolina Hurricanes sported Hartford Whalers and Colorado Avalanche wore Quebec Nordiques throwbacks during heritage night honoring Brent Burns' 1,500th NHL game.
- Eric Robinson, Sebastian Aho and Logan Stankoven scored as Carolina built a 4-1 lead, with Jackson Blake's pass and a Wedgewood rebound allowing Stankoven to extend the lead.
- Valeri Nichushkin scored twice, including a late power-play goal that pulled Colorado even, while Trent Miner replaced Wedgewood, making 16 saves in relief and four more in overtime.
- Looking at special teams, Colorado Avalanche power play went 1 for 8 and is 4 of 34 this season, while Carolina Hurricanes next play Dallas on Saturday night.
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The NHL Has A Uniform Problem
To get this out of the way: I find it still a little cruel when the Carolina Hurricanes and Colorado Avalanche celebrate their respective descents from the Hartford Whalers and Quebec Nordiques. Yes, it's been 30 years, but as long as fans of relocated teams are still alive, turning around and milking that nostalgia for jersey sales will always feel a bit like dunking on people who got screwed over by their owners and the league, and rubbing it …
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Avalanche rally in 3rd, but Hurricanes prevail in shootout
Frederik Andersen made 44 saves through overtime and three more in the shootout, and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Colorado Avalanche 5-4 in Denver on Thursday night.
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Jarvis has short-hander, lone shootout score in Hurricanes' 5-4 victory over Avalanche
Seth Jarvis had a short-handed goal and led off the shootout with the only goal in the tiebreaker, helping the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Colorado Avalanche 5-4 on Thursday night.
10 Observations: Nichushkin Arrives. It's Time to Play Him More (+)
Valeri Nichushkin had a vintage Val game against the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday. He was a physical force, fast, and confident with the puck. It's the type of relentless game that has made him a key piece of this Avalanche roster for a half-decade. The Avs' 5-4 shootout loss to the Carolina Hurricanes lived up to the hype. The Nordiques and Whalers jerseys were a sight to see, but the on-ice product was every bit as entertaining. Nichushkin …
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