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Hurricanes Beat Kraken 4-1 in Helsinki as Sebastian Aho Scores Twice

Sebastian Aho scored twice and Logan Stankoven added two assists as Carolina kept its perfect NHL Global Series record.

  • On Thursday, the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Seattle Kraken 4-1 in Helsinki, Finland, during the NHL Global Series. The victory marked the 49th regular-season NHL game played outside North America.
  • Seattle became the 27th active franchise to play an international regular-season game, while left winger Taylor Hall celebrated his 1,000th NHL game in the reigning Stanley Cup champions' return to Veikkaus Arena after 16 years.
  • Sebastian Aho scored twice to lead Carolina, while Jackson Blake extended his career-best points streak to 10 games with a primary assist on Aho's opening power-play goal.
  • Additional scoring came from Nikolaj Ehlers and Juuso Valimaki, helping the Hurricanes improve to 15-3-2 this season; the team has won three consecutive games and seven of their past eight contests.
  • Both clubs will conclude their two-game series in Helsinki this Saturday, as Carolina maintains a perfect record in contests played outside North America among the league's elite international performers.
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Hurricanes beat Kraken 4-1 in Helsinki as Sebastian Aho scores twice

HELSINKI (AP) — Sebastian Aho scored twice in front of the home crowd and the Carolina Hurricanes opened the NHL’s Global Series in the Finnish capital with a 4-1 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Thursday.

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Finnish native Aho scores twice as first-place Hurricanes top Kraken 4-1 in Helsinki

Sebastian Aho scored twice as the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Seattle Kraken 4-1 in the NHL’s Global Series opener in Helsinki, Finland

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Carolina's process is miles ahead of all other NHL teams, writes Yle Urheilu, hockey reporter Tommi Seppälä from Helsinki.

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Davy Jones Locker Room broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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