170. The Players Only Meeting

After years of being the laughing stock of the NHL Carolina Hurricanes fans have grown entitled and impatientent.

Tony DeAngelo is still on the trade block and so far no one has come knocking with a good enough offer to take him home. What should the Carolina Hurricanes expect to see happen with the offensive-minded defenseman as we approach the NHL's trade deadline on March 8th? DeAngelo Growing Stale on Hurricanes’ Trade Block https://thehockeywriters.com/deangelo-growing-stale-on-hurricanes-trade-block/ Don't forget to follow, rate, and share the show!

Carolina Hurricanes fans can celebrate the good news about Frederik Andersen and Pytor Kochetkov! Kochetkov has been cleared to play while Andersen is ready to begin on-ice conditioning. Don Waddell's statement on Andersen: thehockeywriters.com/hurricanes-andersen-to-begin-on-ice-conditioning/

After the Carolina Hurricanes fell to the Vancouver Canucks, the players closed the doors to the locker for a private meeting. Hear Sebastion Aho's emotional response to being asked about the meeting. - Where do the Canes go from here?

Carolina Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind'Amour spoke to the media on Tuesday revealing a little more information on goalie Freddie Andersen.

The Carolina Hurricanes need to start the road to recovery tonight. According to people wiser than I, the first step in solving your problem is admitting you have one. Carolina isn't the team they once where... but they still can be.

It's become clear that the Carolina Hurricanes will have to find a new local broadcaster for their games next season. Recent news out of bankruptcy court leaves Carolina with no other choice.

Carolina Hurricanes Head Coach, Rod Brind'Amour and team Captain Jordan Staal took time after the Canes' 3-1 loss to Philly to call out the roster's performance early into the season.

With Patrick Kane getting closer to signing with a team it's become clear that the Carolina Hurricanes are at least interested in having the conversation. Where would Kane fit into the lineup? Does Carolina have a real need for his talent?

In great news for some Carolina Hurricanes prospects the organization has assigned multiple minor league players to the team's former AHL affiliate in Chicago. With rumors of even more prospects joining the Wolves roster in the coming days.