Carolina Hurricanes Weekly

Jack Armstrong breaks down Carolina's 7-0 blowout over Winnipeg, Kochetkov's historic 10-win start, Sean Walker's unexpected two-goal night, and why this Hurricanes team is built different.

Carolina takes a two-period lead, makes it look easy for 40 minutes, then survives a brief Columbus third-period rally to improve to 11-2-2. Seth Jarvis runs the show, Kochetkov stays perfect, and the Hurricanes keep their grip on the top of the Metropolitan Division.

Sebastian Aho's late winner, Kochetkov's historic shutout streak, and a penalty kill that refused to blink. The Hurricanes take down Boston 2-1 at Lenovo Center.

Carolina shuts out St. Louis 4-0 behind Pyotr Kochetkov's 12th career shutout and a three-goal second period that broke the game wide open. The Hurricanes improve to 9-2-2 and close their State Fair road trip with a statement win.

Carolina led 4-2 in the third period and 5-4 late in regulation before McDavid and Draisaitl dragged the Oilers to a 6-5 shootout win. Seth Jarvis scored in his season debut, but it wasn't enough. Jack Armstrong breaks down the emotional rollercoaster from Rogers Place.

The defending champs bounce back from Calgary with a dominant third period in Vancouver. Ehlers, Stankoven, and yes, Nicolas Deslauriers all score twice as Carolina takes over the league lead.

Carolina's seven-game winning streak and perfect road record both fall at Scotiabank Saddledome in a gut-check loss to Calgary. Jack Armstrong breaks down the third-period collapse, the injury toll, and why this might be the wake-up call the Hurricanes needed.

Nikolaj Ehlers scores the game-winner against his former team as Carolina rallies in the third period to extend their winning streak to seven and pace the NHL at 7-1-1. Jack Armstrong breaks down the comeback, Kochetkov's clutch saves, and what this road trip says about this team.