US EditionIs This One Factor Holding Back The Carolina Hurricanes?
- The Carolina Hurricanes were eliminated in five games by the defending Stanley Cup winners, the Florida Panthers, in the 2025 Eastern Conference Final, marking the team's third appearance in the conference final over the past seven seasons.
- This followed a nine-year playoff absence and seven consecutive seasons with at least one postseason win, but the team still faces a familiar challenge of improving the roster to overcome its roadblock.
- Carolina has tied for the NHL's best regular-season points with 519 over the last five seasons and holds $28.4 million projected cap space for next season, the most among playoff teams, while maintaining long-term deals with core players including forwards Aho, Jarvis, Svechnikov, and defenseman Slavin.
- General Manager Tulsky expressed during an end-of-year news conference that the organization holds very high standards, aiming each season to be contenders for the championship, with the ultimate objective of securing one or more titles.
- The team’s strong asset base in players, draft picks, and cap space implies potential roster upgrades this offseason, as they aim to surpass previous postseason ceilings under coach Brind'Amour's leadership.
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The Carolina Hurricanes enter the offseason aiming to punch through an Eastern final roadblock
The Carolina Hurricanes enter the offseason trying to bolster the roster in hopes of punching through a familiar roadblock in the Eastern Conference final.
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Elimination Eval: Carolina Hurricanes
Despite going through a massive overhaul in the last year, the Carolina Hurricanes continued to be a top team in the Eastern Conference all season long and made it as far as the Conference Final for the third time in six years. Alas, their aggressive defensive style was not enough to stop the Florida Panthers and leaves Carolina in a frustrated position as they navigate another offseason ahead. ExpectationsHeading into the playoffs, this was th…
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