RALEIGH, N.C. - For NHL players, this time of year usually means a mix of recovery from the year that was and intense training for the one to come. But this is no usual summer for the Carolina Hurricanes, and, in addition to the above, the 2026 Stanley Cup champs

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- The Stanley Cup reached Minnesota, with fans so eager to see it that some lined up hours before its scheduled arrival with Carolina Hurricanes forward Jackson Blake. “It’s crazy. You don’t really realize how cool it is until you get to actually do it and have

Sebastian Aho's day with the Stanley Cup had a little bit of everything: Adoring fans, familiar faces and even flames shooting out of the ground. The Carolina Hurricanes center brought the Cup to Oulu, Finland, on Saturday, and a time was definitely had. The team shared a video of the

Nikolaj Ehlers buckled up the Stanley Cup for a joyride on Thursday. The Carolina Hurricanes forward rode in a Lamborghini with the trophy to celebrate his day with the Cup in his hometown of Aalborg, Denmark. In a video posted to YouTube, Ehlers strapped Lord Stanley into the passenger seat

RALEIGH, N.C. - Eric Tulsky, General Manager of the National Hockey League’s Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that the team has signed defenseman Ronan Seeley to a one-year, two-way contract. Seeley will be paid $850,000 on the NHL level or $100,000 on the American Hockey League (AHL) level, with a guarantee

Frederik Andersen and the Stanley Cup clicked in Denmark on Wednesday. The former Carolina Hurricanes goalie brought the trophy to Legoland Billund to celebrate his day with the Cup in his home country. Andersen posed with Lord Stanley in front of various Lego creations, including a group shot with his

RALEIGH, N.C. - Brian Fork, CEO of Hurricanes Holdings, today announced the launch of the team’s own sports network, which will serve as the new exclusive local television home of Carolina Hurricanes hockey. Owned and operated by Hurricanes Holdings, the organization will oversee all aspects of production, distribution, sales and

CRANFORD, N.J. -- The Stanley Cup has been hoisted by hockey legends, paraded through championship cities and celebrated by generations of fans. On Sunday, Tyler Dellow, assistant general manager of the Carolina Hurricanes, made certain it became the world's most famous ice cream bowl.