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I get it for this series but it might not matter. All those sewer rats from New York move down to the triangle and then flood the arena when the Canes play the Rags. Hell, the majority of Cary is fugging New Yorkers. Hopefully Canes fans show up.

So we’ll have 13 and 15.

My tune would change if we ever got a little ping pong ball luck but that’s unlikely to change.

Have just under a 5% chance of a top 4 pick.

Ham and Atkinson have had two interviews.

First goal of the second round goes to… Florida.

If I still lived in NC then I’d be there. If you can go then try to because all these transplants from NY are going to try and get tickets.

Dallas up 1-0 at the end of one against Calgary. Hopefully Hakanpaa and the Stars send Lindholm, Hanifin and the Flames home. Former Cane Andrej Sekera is also a member of the Stars and Anton Khudobin plays for the Stars AHL Team. Former Canes player and current assistant coach, Tim Gleason, has a cousin (Ben Gleason) that also plays for the Stars AHL team.

Apparently they will release the schedule sometime late tonight after the Dallas game.

Start us up! We’re ready to go!

The only Ranger I stand #FugTheRags

Canes were 3-1 against the Rangers this year and the last time we met the Rangers in the postseason we swept them.

Panarin wins it, bring on the Rangers.

Oh man… did Brock just cost the Pens the series?

Just what the doctor ordered… these two teams expending more energy, I hope they play five OT’s.

Getting this out of the way now: Tristan Jarry vs. Carolina: 1-3 / Louis Domingue vs. Carolina 3-1-1 Freddie Andersen vs. Pittsburgh 5-5 / Anti Raanta vs. Pittsburgh 3-5 Igor Shesterkin vs. Carolina 1-2 / Alexandar Georgiev vs. Carolina 2-2 Freddie Andersen vs. New York 8-3-3 / Anti Raanta vs. New York 0-0-1 / Pyotr Kochetkov vs. New York 1-0-0 To my knowledge, these totals do not include playoff wins.

Seeing what Sean Sweeney is doing to the Suns right now… I feel like you have to give him a long look.

Everyone is more than welcome to join me for one of the games in Florida should we get out of the next round.

I’ll also mention that former Cane, Patrick Dwyer is an assistant coach for the Wolves.

We are not, the only players above that are not property of the Canes are Ivan Lodnia (on a Wolves contract), Richard Panik (on loan from the New York Islanders), and David Gust (on a Wolves contract). Additional Wolves players that are not property of the Canes include Griffin Mendel (Wolves contract), Chris Bigras (Wolves contract), Stefanos Lekkas (Wolves contract), Dylan Wells (Wolves contract), and Kyle Marino (Wolves contract) Additional Wolves players that are property of the Canes include Jalen Chatfield, Ryan Suzuki, David Cotton, Ronan Seeley, Noel Gunler, Tarmo Reunanen, Jesper Sellgren, Eetu Makiniemi, and Sam Miletic. The Canes also have Blake Murray and Beck Warm in Norfolk. The remainder of the Canes prospects are with their respective junior teams or playing in the NCAA, Russia, Finland, Sweden, etc.

While the Canes advanced in the Stanley Cup Playoffs last night, the Chicago Wolves advanced in the Calder Cup Playoffs tonight. They swept the Rockford IceHogs three games to zero and will now take on the Milwaukee Admirals. The Canes deep system and prospects have allowed the Wolves to be extremely successful this year. Wolves Playoff Stats: Andrew Poturalski - 1 goal, 4 assists Jack Drury - 2 goals, 2 assists Stefan Noesen - 2 goals, 2 assists Joey Keane - 4 assists C.J. Smith - 2 goals, 1 assist Josh Leivo - 1 goal, 2 assists David Gust - 1 goal, 2 assists Stelio Mattheos - 1 goal, 1 assist Richard Panik - 2 assists Vasili Ponomarev - 1 goal Max Lajoie - 1 goal Cavan Fitzgerald - 1 goal Ivan Lodnia - 1 goal Jamieson Rees - 1 assist Spencer Smallman - 1 assist Josh Jacobs - 1 assist Alex Lyon - 3 Wins, .939 sv%, 1.33 GAA Hopefully both the Canes and Wolves can bring hardware home this year.

Pittsburgh ties it on the PP, if NYR doesn’t stay out of the box they will lose this game.

Could have been, that hit was brutal.

Five games sounds about right. Shesterkin is good for one game where he steals one and Pittsburgh is good for benefiting from the officiating for one game. Six games would be the absolute max. Neither one of these teams can take us to seven. Neither also has the ability to take Aho out of the series like Boston did. At the end of the day, Bergeron is still a 4x Selke winner and did a good job on Aho. Both the Rangers and Penguins should be concerned that Carolina won the series while not getting their very best from their 1C.

Well that was a hell of a sequence… Shesterkin makes a couple of solid saves and then the Rangers come the other way on a 2 on 1 which results in a Kreider goal. 1-0 New York