Canes vs “go to hell Buffalo” 7pm

[Panthers Fan 69]

Old school rivalry game!  Let’s go get one!

 

I was at the App vs CCU game last night in MB and didn’t get a chance to watch. However I was getting updates. I’ll be at the game tonight ready to cheer the canes on!  Let’s go!

Edited November 4, 2022 by Panthers Fan 69

[Panthers Fan 69]

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Preview: November 4 vs. Buffalo

Canes go for fourth win in a row just 24 hours after a six-round shootout victory in Tampa

by Walt Ruff @WaltRuff / Hurricanes.com

 10:00 AM

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RALEIGH, NC. - The Carolina Hurricanes get right back on the horse Friday, wrapping up a back-to-back set of games against the Buffalo Sabres.

 

When: Friday, November 4

Puck Drop: 7 p.m. EST

Watch: ESPN+, Hulu

Listen: 99.9 The Fan, Hurricanes.com/Listen, Hurricanes App

 

Canes Record: 7-2-1 (15 Points, 2nd, Metropolitan Division)

Canes Last Game: 4-3 Shootout Win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday, November 3

 

Sabres Record: 7-3-0 (14 Points, 2nd, Atlantic Division)

Sabres Last Game: 6-3 Win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday, November 2  

 

THE QUICK HITS:

Last Time Out: For a third consecutive game the Canes found a way to earn a win after regulation on Thursday, taking a 4-3 shootout victory from the Tampa Bay Lightning. After a strong start and an early goal from Seth Jarvis, Carolina nearly gave the game away to the defending Eastern Conference Champions, allowing three goals in the second period. But thanks to the 14th point of the season from Martin Necas and a shorthanded, game-tying goal from Brady Skjei in the third, the team picked up a point. In the skills competition Teuvo Teravainen and Sebastian Aho emerged as heroes and Frederik Andersen stopped five out of six.

 

 

 

CAR@TBL: Skjei snipes puck home to tie it up in 3rd

• 00:38 • November 3, 2022

 

 

He's Not Slowing Down: Only 12 players in the NHL have more points than Martin Necas entering Friday's play. After a disappointing 2021-22 season, #88 has set the world on fire to start the first year of his new contract, averaging 1.40 points-per-game. His playmaking abilities have been on full display, but Thursday night it was a one-time howitzer from the circle on the power play that led him to the scoresheet.

 

 

 

CAR@TBL: Necas hammers pass home to knot score

• 00:22 • November 3, 2022

 

 

Crazy 8's: Both Necas and Brent Burns enter Friday's contest on five-game point streaks. Last night Burns became the first defenseman 37 years of age or older to register such a streak in Whalers/Canes history. For Necas, it is his first career point streak of five games.

 

We Need More Time: Carolina's victory Thursday night was their fourth already this season decided in either overtime or a shootout (3-1). No team in the league has more.

 

Surging Svech:  Andrei Svechnikov remains tied for fourth in the NHL with his eight goals. Only Connor McDavid (11), Bo Horvat (10) and Erik Karlsson (10) have more at the moment.

 

We're Putting Pucks On: Last night Carolina had 55 shots on goal in their win over Tampa, the second most by any team in the NHL this season. That now moves them to third amongst all clubs in the league in terms of average per game, trailing only Florida (39.5) and New Jersey (39.1) with their 38.1.

 

We're Keeping Them Off, Too: On the other end of the spectrum, Carolina has allowed an average of just 26.2 shots through 10 games this season. Only the Devils (23.2) are allowing fewer.

 

Rotating To Raanta?: Given that it is seldom that Rod Brind'Amour turns to the same goaltender twice in two nights, tonight could be Antti Raanta's net. The 33-year-old is 2-0-1 in three starts this season with a .912 save percentage. He picked up a 26-save win over Philadelphia in his most recent outing, coming last Saturday at the Wells Fargo Center.

 

No Rest November: Tonight's contest is the second of 14 in the calendar month for Carolina. Eight will come on the road and six will take place at PNC Arena. Tonight is the conclusion of the first of three back-to-backs.

 

Injury Report: Forward Ondrej Kase has been in concussion protocol since October 13.

 

On The Other Side: When it comes to teams around the NHL that have caught some by surprise to start the season, the Buffalo Sabres are one of, if not the first team that comes to mind. Trailing only the red-hot 10-1 Boston Bruins in the Atlantic, the Sabres' youth has led the way. Tage Thompson had a stunning six-point performance earlier in the week, tying him for the team-lead in points with defenseman Rasmus Dahlin. The two young stars each have 14 points in 10 games.

 

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

What Are We Wearing?: The Canes are slated to wear their black uniforms tonight.

 

AFTER TODAY:

The team is scheduled to have off on Saturday but will return to action on Sunday against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Puck drop is set for 5 p.m. at PNC Arena.

[MillionDollarCam]

Need to figure out a way to control Tage Thompson, he’s playing great hockey.

[DamnItJake!]

Not on NHL Ice??? Getting tired of paying for stupid subscriptions and then certain games only on other poo!! Ridiculous 

[MillionDollarCam]

Same lines, Raanta in net.

 

[Panthers Fan 69]

Crowd is hype!!  Let’s go!

[Panthers Fan 69]

Prob going to be a high scoring game. Buckle up. 7-5 incoming. 

[DamnItJake!]

Hulu just as good as Amazon for sports.. this poo pisses me off 

[MillionDollarCam]

Wtf…

[USDepartmentOfSavagery]

Lol

[MillionDollarCam]

We are sleepwalking.

[MillionDollarCam]

There we go… Aho.

[MillionDollarCam]

I hate our goalies.

[WelshPanther]

Another night of having to score 5 to win on the way. We have to do something with the goalies