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Leading the Southeast with less than two months to go, the Canes were passed by the Capitals and left out of the playoffs, creating another big "What if?"

In spite of a four-game sweep at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes, the Ottawa Senators actually made the series a lot closer than a four-game sweep would su ...

On paper, there isn't much for Ottawa Senators fans to celebrate about their first-round playoff series against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Senators were swept ...

The Canes missed out on the top pick in 2003 despite owning the NHL's worst record, but what if the outcome of that lottery drawing had gone their way?

Beginning a fun week of alternate history scenarios, we tackle our first by asking what if the Hurricanes' run had seen them face four different opponents?

With the news that the Canes' 2025 second-round pick could be heading home, the Wolves' lineup continues to be dealt some tough cards this offseason.

While the rumor mill has been swirling for weeks, the Canes have remained quiet, but they could chance that by pursuing a move of some kind with Detroit.

Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon had the names of his wife and five children engraved on the first two rows of the Stanley Cup, a move that has drawn widespread criticism and ridicule.

NHL fans are up in arms that Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon not only put his family's names on Lord Stanley's Cup but at the top of the list.

The names of Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon's wife and five children follow his before getting to members of the front office, coaches, and players.