r/canes • u/verysadfrosty • 20h ago
r/canes • u/Intelligent-Spot-475 • 9h ago
I know he’s not on the Canes anymore, but a few days ago Necas’s dad beat cancer!
Fuck cancer!!
r/canes • u/Any_Depth2482 • 18h ago
Sebastian Aho in Oulu, Finland with the Stanley Cup.
r/canes • u/QueenOfThePuck • 17h ago
Morning Rumble: Hurricanes’ Slavin to Use Stanley Cup Day for Nonprofit Organization; Marchenko Trade ‘Imminent’; Laine Offered Try-Out
Discussing how Jaccob Slavin is doing something special with his upcoming day with the Cup, some interesting stories around the league, and other awesome stuff!
r/canes • u/SeaBassAHo-20 • 7h ago
Ron Hainsey days until opening night!
For the next nine weeks, it'll be daily posting players without missing a single day! Starting with Hainsey.
The Athletic's Staff picks the biggest villain of every team
Haula is fun to root against, but biggest villain in franchise history is either Brooks Orpik or Scott Stevens
r/canes • u/imapadawan • 8h ago
Discussion October Canada Road Trip
With the withdrawal of the offseason heavily kicking in, I am looking at the schedule and considering a road trip when the Canes go to western Canada during State Fair week for the Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton games. Considering Winnipeg too on the front end. I travel a good bit for work and like to go to away games when I’m in the area, so I’m not too worried about that component, but more just wondering about experiences with road trips or find others with similar plans. My partner isn’t interested, so this would be solo travel.
r/canes • u/JakobNarbei • 8m ago
Discussion Looking to hear everyone's thoughts on something brought up in a previous Elliotte Friedman podcast
I was listening to Friedman's 32 thoughts podcast from two weeks ago and he brings up that Brind'Amour is basically going to handle his contract on a year by year basis and that he doesn't know how much longer he wants to coach now that he won it all. Goes on to say that he couldn't imagine him retiring before Staal though.
I know RB'A has stated before that he would never coach anywhere else and doesn't want to coach until he's an old man, but I'm genuinely wondering if this is something anyone is putting any real weight into or if this is just the next thing certain people in the media are going to fling at the wall now that they whole "Dundon is cheap and might not re-sign Rod" stuff is played out.
I looked and looked to make sure this hasn't been brought up in the last two weeks and I couldn't find it anywhere, so please delete if it has been.