newsobserver.com - 12/2/2009
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In a span of less than eight minutes Monday, it looked like the Carolina Hurricanes had lost two of their top defenders.
newsobserver.com - 12/4/2009
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Carolina Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward faced practice shots
from his teammates Thursday for the first time since...
the freak injury that sidelined him on Nov. 7.
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Canes' Ward back on ice
sportsjudge.blogspot.com - 12/7/2009
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sportsjudge.blogspot.com —
After being swept by the Pittsburgh Penguins in
the 2009 Eastern Conference Finals, Carolina Hurricanes head coach...
Paul Maurice undoubtedly looked ahead to the 2009-10 campaign, taking plenty of positives with him. Most noticeably, a lineup that had regrouped following the firing of ...
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Changes For Struggling Carolina Hurricanes Would Be a ...
newsobserver.com - 11/30/2009
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After the Carolina Hurricanes' 5-1 road loss against
the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday, after another bewildering third-period...
collapse, coach Paul Maurice was asked if he feared for his job.
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No quick fixes available for Canes
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Empty Netter Assists - 12-02-09
Empty Netters —
... -The Hurricanes put defenseman Joe Covro (cut Achilles tendon) on injured reserve and demoted forward Patrick Dwyer to Albany of the AHL. Corvo is expected to be sidelined two to three months. ...
Wednesday Morning NHL Papers (Eastern Conference): Martin Brodeur not reading too much into tonight’s game against Roberto Luongo, talk of expansion and is John Stevens safe in Philadelphia?
IllegalCurve.com —
... Joe Corvo will be out of the lineup for a while but he actually got quite lucky when he was cut by Karl Alzner’s skate, explains Javier Serna. ...
Around the Boards: Savard’s cap friendly number, Sharp getting use to rumors, Corvo and Gustavsson injury news
My NHL Trade Rumors.com —
... : Patrick Sharp is starting to get use to hearing his name mentioned in trade rumors. He’d like to stay in Chicago but realizes it might not happen. Sassone says that most of the rumors are coming out of Toronto as the Leafs could use another offensive player. I think there would be 29 other teams who’d love to add a player of Sharp caliber. Javier Serna of the Raleigh News & Observer : Joe Corvo will out of the Hurricanes lineup for 8-12 weeks, after having surgery to repair a cut he suffered to the muscle that attaches to the achilles tendon. Corvo’s name was starting to ...
Clicks and Clippings: Tales of the Walking Wounded
Canes Country —
... Canes lose Corvo - NewsObserver.com With all the gory details you didn't want to know: Hurricanes head athletic trainer Peter Friesen said ...
December 2 News and Notes
Matchsticks and Gasoline —
... wasn't nearly as lucky. He'll miss 8-12 weeks after being cut by Karl Alzner's skate. The fall of the Hurricanes from last year's final four to lottery candidate has people wondering if Jim Rutherford can lead them back to solid ground, and with that in mind, Cory Lavalette of Canes Country ...
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Anxious week begins with a loss for Canes
newsobserver.com 12/1/2009 —
The Hurricanes were beaten 3-2 by the Washington Capitals on Monday night at the RBC Center, losing defenseman Joe Corvo to the leg injury in the first period while losing their fifth straight game.
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Wins Are Crucial in Carolina Hurricanes' Brutal Upcoming Road Trip
bleacherreport.com 12/7/2009 — After Saturday afternoon's 5-3 victory at home over the Vancouver Canucks, the 30th-place Hurricanes have snapped their five-game losing streak and may have regained a bit of confidence with Eric Cole's hat trick.
In the new month of December, the ...
Hurricanes' Corvo out 8-12 weeks after surgery
nhl.com 12/1/2009 — RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Joe Corvo is expected to be sidelined for at least eight weeks after his right leg was cut by a skate and required surgery.
The team said Tuesday that Corvo was placed on injured reserve after h...
Stars hold off Canes 2-0
newsobserver.com 11/24/2009 —
Marty Turco stopped 22 shots for his 38th career shutout, rookie Jamie Benn scored a power-play goal in the first period and the Stars beat the Carolina Hurricanes 2-0 on Monday night.
Read more Hurricanes news on the ...
Game #31 - vs Carolina Hurricanes
igloodreams.blogspot.com 12/7/2009 — Game 31 Hurricanes (6-17-5, 17 pts ) at Penguins (20-9-1, 41 pts ) Mellon Arena - Pittsburgh Why does it matter? In name only, this is a rematch of the Eastern Conference Finals from last season. In reality, Carolina has been horrible so far this year. I think it matters only in that ...
Picks: Penguins vs. Rangers, Round 3
dailyfaceoff.com 11/30/2009 — We’ve seen the Pens take it twice, and embarrass the Rangers at the Igloo on Saturday – now it’s time for the Rangers to host. Eight games on the slate tonight for those of you not interested in a great Monday Night Football matchup!
Looking for a great sportsbook site to ...
Hurricanes at Sabres
nhl.com 11/29/2009 — BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -One spectacular save was enough to spark the Buffalo Sabres . With Buffalo down 1-0, the game turned when Ryan Miller made a spectacular diving glove stop on a rebound attempt by Carolina captain Rod Brind'Amour from the left ...
Canes finally win
newsobserver.com 11/16/2009 —
The Carolina Hurricanes, a team that seemed to have forgotten how to win, finally found a way. After going 14 games without a victory, tying the franchise record, the Canes pulled one out Sunday in a tense but thrilling fashion against the ...
Ovechkin on the ice at practice —
Capitals Insider 12/2/2009
Alex Ovechkin, who is battling a sore right knee, was among the first Caps on the ice for practice this morning. He's not assigned to a forward line, however. Instead, he's wearing an orange jersey, which means "no contact." I'll hope to have some ...
Morning roundup: NHL hits back —
Capitals Insider 12/2/2009
The morning roundup is officially, entirely back from vacation. Rejoice! Alex Ovechkin: reckless, both on the ice and in the hair salon. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) Alex Ovechkin was suspended two games for a controversial hit -- a knee-on-knee ...
