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As our series counting down every series in team history comes to an end, we dive deeper into this year's Stanley Cup Final to examine why it's truly the best.

Despite nearly blowing another series lead, the Canes overcame a few hiccups to finish the Oilers in seven games, winning the franchise's first Stanley Cup.

Game 7 at the Prudential Center is one of the most memorable in franchise history, but it's not the only surprising ending for the Hurricanes in that series.

In a physical seven-game march for the Prince of Wales Trophy, the Canes won their first Game 7 to claim the East crown for the second time in four seasons.

With renewed attention brought on following Thursday's statement by the goalie and his representation, rumors will begin swirling again about a possible union.

In a matchup we'll likely never see again, the Hurricanes and the Predators played a ton of hockey in a series full of overtime games and exciting finishes.

The league revealed which games will receive national attention this season, with the defending champions seeing a slight bump in ESPN and TNT games in 2026-27.

Reaching the playoffs for the first time since 2009, the Canes ended the reign of the Washington Capitals in seven games, ensuring a new champ would be crowned.

Winning three overtime games to beat Toronto in six games, the Canes' first trip to the conference finals ended with them claiming the Prince of Wales Trophy.

After splitting the first four games by defending home ice, a change in the net led to an extraordinary stop to regain momentum before the series slipped away.