Sebastian Aho Coverage
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Our TakeGold: The Antti Raanta Show has been a hit
The Carolina Hurricanes host the New York Rangers in Game 2 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series at PNC Arena tonight. Once again, Rod Brind'Amour will turn to Antti Raanta in goal as the longtime backup is enjoying a strong performance so far in the playoffs. -
Aho: We knew we were right there. It was only going to take one shot to tie the game
Hurricanes center Sebastian Aho scored the game-tying goal in Wednesday's 2-1 overtime win against the Rangers. -
Our TakeGold: Carolina bested Rangers in regular season, but this is the playoffs
The Hurricanes are set to host the Rangers in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference second round series. What to look for over the next two weeks (if necessary)? -
Our TakeGold: Canes heading into Game 7 vs Bruins
Carolina's season boils down to 60 minutes (at least) against Boston. And, while he wasn't the Hurricanes' worst player on Thursday night Boston, they'll need Sebastian Aho to be at his best today. -
Blind Canes fan embraces sounds of the game in Raleigh and overseas
Laurel Wheeler can't watch a hockey game in the traditional sense, but that hasn't stopped her from becoming a huge Caniac. -
Aho: That was high-pace, intense, physical. A lot happened in that game
Hurricanes center Sebastian Aho had two goals in the 5-2 win over Boston -
Aho: You wake up this morning and you were excited to go to the rink
Hurricanes center Sebastian Aho spoke to the media Saturday ahead of Monday's round one game vs. Boston. Aho spoke about the previous series matchups with the Bruins, how the team has changed and the excitement surrounding the playoffs -
Our TakeGold: Canes host the Rangers in search of their offense
The Hurricanes host the New York Rangers tonight at PNC Arena. Hoping to avoid a 4-game losing streak. -
Our TakeGold: Canes start critical stretch tonight in Toronto
The Hurricanes have 8 games in the next 13 days, ALL against playoff teams. It starts tonight in Toronto against a dangerous team playing without their best player. -
Our TakeGold: Canes readying for hockey's version of a double header
The Carolina Hurricanes host the Philadelphia Flyers at 3:00 Saturday afternoon, the first of the latest set of back-to-back games in a crowded part of the schedule. -
Aho: 'It all starts with a hot goalie'
The Carolina Hurricanes' forward who scored a goal in the 2-1 win against Edmonton ultimately praises the play of goaltender Freddie Andersen. -
Our TakeGold: Canes heading for (empty) Ottawa
The Canes will take on the Senators in Ottawa tonight. Due to Ontario health and safety regulations this will be Carolina's first game this year in front of no fans. Adding to the difficulty is that Carolina also has struggled with sub-NHL .500 teams this year. Included in their 12-6-0 record against those teams is a 3-2 loss to the Sens in Raleigh in December. -
Our TakeGold: Canes taking on Devils for the first time this year
One night after meeting the Rangers for the first time, the Hurricanes will travel to break the seal on their season series with their longtime rival New Jersey Devils -
Aho, Andersen, Brind'Amour to represent Canes at NHL All-Star game
The National Hockey League today announced that Carolina Hurricanes forward Sebastian Aho, goaltender Frederik Andersen and Head Coach Rod Brind'Amour will represent the Metropolitan Division at the 2022 NHL All-Star Weekend, -
Our TakeGold: Hurricanes interim report card
31 games into the season, and with a couple of days before they play their 32nd, let's hand out mid-season grades. -
Gold: It's going to be hard to field a team by Thursday
Canes insider Adam Gold joins Pat Welter to discuss the Hurricanes COVID-19 outbreak. -
With seven on COVID list, game against Wild postponed, it's unclear when Hurricanes will take the ice again
In addition to center Sebastian Aho and top rookie forward Seth Jarvis, Ian Cole, Steven Lorentz, Jordan Staal and Andrei Svechnikov have tested positive. A member of the team's training staff is also in the NHL's health and safety protocol. -
Aho, Jarvis, trainer in COVID protocol for Canes
The team announced Monday that Aho, top rookie forward Seth Jarvis and a member of the team's training staff had been placed in the NHL's health and safety protocol. -
Our TakeGold: Canes readying for early season test in Florida
It's not a title bout, but the Canes and Panthers represent the two best records in the NHL. Carolina hasn't lost and Florida's only setback came this week in a shootout. -
Hurricanes win fourth straight to start the year, 5-1 over Blue Jackets
Vincent Trocheck had two goals and an assist to lead Carolina to a 5-1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday night, the Hurricanes' fourth straight win to open the season.