Carolina Hurricanes
Professional ice hockey team in Raleigh
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Rod Brind'Amour: the Stanley Cup, the Canes' new season and the coach's coach
As the Canes prepare for a new season, WRAL's Ashley Rowe and Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour unpack the run to the Stanley Cup, the celebration through the streets of Raleigh, and how the race to the top is about to start all over again.
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The Canes and the Cup at the Cary Pickleball Championship
The Stanley Cup, along with past and present Canes champions, will be at the Veiola Pickleball National Championships at the Cary Tennis Park on Thursday.
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How to watch Carolina Hurricanes games this season: Prime Video joins options
The Carolina Hurricanes will offer Hurricanes Hockey Network through Prime Video for $19.99 per month or $99.99 annually, with additional viewing options expected before the season begins.
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Here's one way Canes fans can watch Stanley Cup champions this season – and how much it will cost
Prime Video will carry the Hurricanes Hockey Network for the 2026-27 season. Fans can purchase a monthly or season-long subscription.
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Fans check out the Stanley Cup in Raleigh with Jalen Chatfield
The Stanley Cup statewide tour made a stop in Raleigh on Saturday, drawing hundreds of enthusiastic fans eager to celebrate the iconic trophy with Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Jalen Chatfield.
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Stanley Cup comes to Durham Bulls Athletic Park to continue Canes' summer-long celebration
The Stanley Cup will make a stop at Durham Bulls Athletic Park as the Carolina Hurricanes continue celebrating their second championship.
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Lenovo Center to reopen Sept. 15 with new seats in lower bowl, added capacity
The Centennial Authority is expected to vote before the end of the year on which projects will be included in the final $200-million phases of the renovation.
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Carolina Hurricanes single-game tickets go on sale
Fans of the Carolina Hurricanes can buy tickets to individual games for the 2026-27 season through the team website or through Ticketmaster.
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Carolina Hurricanes tickets now on sale for preseason game against Nashville in Greensboro
The Canes are set to return to Greensboro for the first time when they host the Nashville Predators on Thursday, Sept. 24.
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Stanley Cup, Canes' Jordan Martinook coming to Durham Bulls Athletic Park tonight
The Cup will be on display during the Durham Bulls' game against the Norfolk Tides on Tuesday, Aug. 25, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Carolina Hurricanes player Jordan Martinook will also be there!
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Season tickets sold out for Stanley Cup champs
Season tickets for the Carolina Hurricanes 2026-27 season are sold out. Tickets to individual games go on sale Aug. 20.
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Canes TV? Hurricanes to launch own sports network for 2026-27 season
The Hurricanes, who won the Stanley Cup in June, were among the professional sports franchises left without a television partner when Main Street Sports Group ceased operations at the end of the 2025-26 season.
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Hurricanes goalie Brandon Bussi ties the knot
Carolina Hurricanes goalie and recent Stanley Cup champion Brandon Bussi is now married to his college sweetheart.
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NHL unveils its 2026-27 schedule, the first with 84 games apiece since '93-94
NEW YORK (AP) — The most expansive season in NHL history will begin in September, not October, and limit most teams to four preseason games.
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Canes to raise Stanley Cup banner in season opener against Panthers
In a meeting between the last two Stanley Cup champions, the Carolina Hurricanes will open the season at home against the Florida Panthers.
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Sweet, sweet victory: Stanley Cup filled to the brim with Seth Jarvis' favorite candy
Seth Jarvis keeps secret stashes of Nerds Gummy Clusters around his house. Now, he apparently keeps some in Lord Stanley's Cup.
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53 Carolina Hurricanes have their names engraved on Stanley Cup for this season. Who are they?
Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon, his wife and their five children are engraved on the Stanley Cup. There are 24 players.
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Canes prospects coached up by former Figure Skater at Camp this week
The Carolina Hurricanes brought in Ashlea Jones to teach their prospects the finer points of skating on the ice this week at the Hurricanes Prospect Development Camp.
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Goalies on the move: Andersen to Oilers, Bobrovsky to Leafs
Frederik Andersen signed a $2.8 million contract for next season in Edmonton. Andersen was Carolina's goaltender on the way to the Cup final before getting injured and exiting the series.
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Hurricanes will play in Greensboro for first time since 1999
The Hurricanes announced a trip to Greensboro and First Horizon Coliseum as part of the team's preseason slate for 2026. The defending Stanley Cup champs last played in Greensboro in 1999.
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Another look at North Carolina's sports Mount Rushmore: greatest coaches and icons
A question on everyone's minds after the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup win this year: is Rod Brind'Amour one of the best coaches in North Carolina sports history?
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Canes celebrations in Raleigh bring in millions for economy
The recent Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup Championship parade in downtown Raleigh attracted an enormous crowd, with estimates suggesting over 190,000 attendees. According to data from Visit Raleigh, the economic impact from just the home games and sold-out watch parties at Lenovo Center reached an impressive $13.4 million.
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Stanley Cup Final brings $13.4 million boost to Raleigh, over 112,000 people packed Lenovo Center
Visitors from all 50 states and two countries flocked to the Triangle for the Stanley Cup Final, delivering a giant economic boost to Raleigh.
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Stanley Cup champion Hurricanes praised as unifying force by NC lawmakers during legislative visit
Lawmakers in the House and Senate honored the team on Tuesday afternoon during brief sessions.
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Carolina Hurricanes celebrate Stanley Cup victory with fans in Raleigh
This weekend, downtown Raleigh witnessed an unforgettable celebration as the Carolina Hurricanes held a Championship Parade, marking the team's first Stanley Cup win in 20 years. With an astounding turnout of 150,000 fans, the event showcased the community's pride and dedication.
