Jonathan Wash

Hamilton accounted for two of the six goals in the 6-1 win. The Canes have now won 9 out of their past 11 and find themselves just 5 points back of the Metropolitan leading Islanders.

Wiliams scored the game winning goal midway through the third to help the Canes defeat the Panthers, 4-3. His face paid the price for his first goal as the initial shot from Brett Pesce bounced off Williams right cheek and into the net. The win vaulted the Hurricanes into the 2nd wild-card position ahead of idle Columbus.

Mrazek had 27 stops in the 3-0 shutout. The Canes have won 3 straight to start a season-long five game road trip and are one point out of a wild-card spot. It is Carolina’s second shutout in the past three and their first win at MSG since 2010.

Teravainen scored the game-winning goal on a breakaway in 3-on-3 overtime. It was a crucial game for both squads, with each team chasing a wild-card spot. With the 6-5 win over the Sabres, the Canes have back to back victories to start off their season-long five game road trip.

McElhinney’s shutout was his first of the season. The Canes continue to play good hockey and get the 4-0 win to start off a season-long five game road trip.

Hamilton was looking for a better result from his 2 point effort Sunday afternoon. His goal late in the second period trimmed the Flames lead to one, but the Hurricanes fell short. The Canes had their four-game point streak snapped in the 4-3 defeat.

Martinook scored what proved to be the game winner late in the second period. It was the Canes and Golden Knights first contest since the All-Star break. The Hurricanes are now riding a four game points streak and have won 10 out of their last 14 games.

Nino Neiderreiter scored 2, second period goals, in a 5-2 win against the Canucks. The win concluded the Hurricanes western Canada road swing. In search of a wild card spot, the Canes collected 5 out of a possible 6 points on the trip.

Sebastian Aho tied the game with just 43 seconds remaining in regulation. However, it took just 15 seconds in the 3-on-3 overtime for the Flames Mikael Backlund to light the lamp for the win.

Aho scored a goal in each period to propel the Hurricanes to the 6-3 victory. The Canes also received goals from Williams, Maenalanen, and Wallmark. Carolina is hot right now, winning 7 out of 8, and are knocking on the door of a playoff spot.