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Vokoun makes 31 saves for second straight shutout
Florida goalie Tomas Vokoun simply wouldn't let the Carolina Hurricanes end their losing streak.
Rutherford's free pass for Maurice baffling
You would think that with how awful the Hurricanes have been to start the season, there would be no shortage of blame to go around -- players, management, coaching staff, everyone.
Sharks take another bite out of Hurricanes
The Carolina Hurricanes completed a three-game stretch of brutal results Sunday afternoon.
Meanwhile, Back on the Zamboni
The way Minnesota's Cal Clutterbuck scored the game-winning overtime goal against the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday encapsulates everything that has plagued the Canes' first month of season.
Firing blanks in shootout, on power play costs Tampa Bay Lightning in loss to Carolina Hurricanes
The easy story of the Lightning's 2-1 loss to the Hurricanes is another shootout failure.
Hurricanes get shootout win against Bolts
Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Mike Smith scuffles with Carolina Hurricanes' Stephane Yelle during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Raleigh, N.C., Tuesday, Oct.
NHL preview: Northeast Division
Team-by-team capsules for the Eastern Conference's Northeast Division, listed in 2008-09 season order of finish: BOSTON BRUINS LAST SEASON: 53-19-10, 116 points.
Hurricanes have look of 2006 Stanley Cup squad
The Carolina Hurricanes look much like the team that won the Stanley Cup in 2006.
Black and Gold begin their push for the Cup
So what's new? The Bruins get back to work tonight, facing the Washington Capitals in the season opener on Causeway Street, slightly less than five months after disappearing from sight amid the near-numbing silence of a shocked Garden full house.
Key additions: Derek Morris, D; Steve Begin, LW Key departures: Manny Fernandez, G; Stephane Yelle, C; Phil Kessel, RW; P.J. Axelsson, LW; Patrick Eaves, RW; Aaron Ward, D; Shane Hnidy, D; Steve Montador, D Some people believe the Bruins' stunning rise to the top of the Eastern Conference last season was little more than a fluke triggered by a ...
BT's 2009/10 NHL Season Preview: Boston Bruins
It's finally here: The end is in sight. Now? We're simply left with the Northeast.
Boston Bruins Strong, But Are They Strong Enough?
After surprising every expert and hockey pundit and finishing first in the Eastern Conference, and just one win away from a President's Trophy, the Bruins enter this coming season with perhaps even higher expectations after a disappointing Game Seven loss to the Carolina Hurricanes in the Conference quarterfinals.
Bear in Mind: 5 Questions For The '09-'10 Bruins
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, It's been just over four months since Scott Walker broke Boston's heart with a his overtime garbage goal in the Game Seven of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals. But Causeway Street has been anything but quiet since then... Trade rumors, veteran departures, key acquisitions, surgeries, and recoveries have all made ...
Canes' lines in place - for now
Through the first three Group A practices, Canes coach Paul Maurice has been consistent with the lines he's used.
Hope abounds with the start of every NHL season, and unbridled enthusiasm will be evident today when the Bruins officially start training camp on Causeway Street.
Bruins extend Juliena s contract
Claude Julien will face new challenges, having lost veterans P.J. Axelsson, Aaron Ward, Stephane Yelle, and Shane Hnidy.
Every season begins the same as optimism overshadows pessimism and hope springs eternal for basement clubs and top-flight teams alike.
Northeast Division Preview: Team and Players To Watch
A.J. Bloomquist - contributor to "Pucking Awesome" Continuing the whirlwind tour, we head East for our next preview.
Yelle Signs 1-Year Deal With 'Canes
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MLSE boss could bring `racino' to Belleville
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment chair Larry Tanenbaum appears to be getting into the so-called racino business in Belleville.
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