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Hurricanes Earn 5th Straight Win with Clipping of Wings
Shayne Gostisbehere led Carolina's fifth consecutive win with three points as the Hurricanes maintain a 12-game point streak atop the Eastern Conference.
- On March 1, the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-2 in Raleigh, extending a five-game winning streak as Taylor Hall and Shayne Gostisbehere each had a goal and two assists.
- After a fast start, the Hurricanes built a 3-0 lead and have gone 10-0-1 at home since a Jan. 3 loss, continuing their strong home form.
- Frederik Andersen made 27 saves in net for Carolina, while Eric Robinson's second period goal and Jackson Blake's third period tally sealed the 5-2 win.
- The victory extended Carolina Hurricanes' 12-game point streak to 12 games, putting them atop the Eastern Conference with 82 points, as Detroit visits Nashville on Monday.
- Sebastian Aho has seven points in six games, while Cam Talbot made a sliding save with 9:36 remaining and finished with 31 saves.
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NHL roundup: Gostisbehere sparks Hurricanes’ 5th straight win, 5-2 over Red Wings
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Shayne Gostisbehere had a goal and two assists to lead the Carolina Hurricanes to their fifth straight National Hockey League victory, 5-2 over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night.
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