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The Canes' center was on the ice for all three of Slovakia's goals in the third period as the Finns opened the men's tournament with an upset loss.

Throughout the five Olympic cycles that the NHL has sent players during, the Canes have been well represented, and there is plenty of hardware to prove it.

Recapping the news for each of the Hurricanes in Italy in the days leading up to puck drop at the Winter Olympics, which begins on Wednesday morning.

Taking a trip around the division, we're looking at the takeaways from each of the teams in the Metro to tell the story of what has transpired to this point.

Since the miracle at Lake Placid 46 years ago, the U.S. hasn't won it all, but this could be the year as the Canes' top defenseman tries to shut things down.

Several familiar faces make up a Finnish team preparing to meet its fiercest rival in the group stage, with the Hurricanes' leading scorer at the forefront.

An eleventh-hour addition to the Canadian roster adds a little more intrigue to the group as their newest member joins a team with a massive target on its back.

The Kings' package to acquire Panarin was deemed underwhelming by some, but it might be a good indication of how the market will look after the freeze.

Bussi records his second shutout in front of his friends and family, as the Canes extend their point streak to ten games with a 2-0 win in New York.

With Canada declaring that Brayden Point wouldn't be available for the Olympics, the organization announced that the Canes' star winger would take his spot.