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Amalie Arena
Amalie Arena, Tampa, FL
Winless Sharks in rough road test vs. LightningThe San Jose Sharks may be coming to Tampa at just the wrong time of the young season.
OCTOBER 25, 2023SUNHERALD.COM
Hurricanes, happy to be home, face KrakenPerhaps more than usual, the Carolina Hurricanes sure are happy to be preparing for a home game as the Seattle Kraken visit Raleigh, N.C., o...
OCTOBER 25, 2023STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
Brett Pesce - Has surgery, out 2-4 weeksPesce underwent surgery Tuesday due to his lower-body injury, and the Hurricanes announced Wednesday that he's expected to miss 2-4 weeks.
ImpactPesce's timetable sounded worse when coach Rod Brind'Amour told Cory Lavalette of the North State Journal on Wednesday that the 28-year-old defenseman's timetable was "way more" than week-to-week. Now it seems Pesce might return in mid-November if his recovery goes well. In the meantime, Jalen Chatfield is likely to play regularly, and Tony DeAngelo might serve in an expanded role.
OCTOBER 25, 2023ROTOWIRE
Pesce out 2-4 weeks for Hurricanes after surgery to correct lower-body injury | NHL.comSvechnikov, Andersen each close to returning for Carolina, which has lost 3 straight
OCTOBER 25, 2023NHL.COM
Hurricanes D Brett Pesce facing extended absenceCarolina Hurricanes defenseman Brett Pesce’s timetable is “way more” than week-to-week, coach Rod Brind’Amour confirmed Wednesday.
OCTOBER 25, 2023STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
Hurricanes' Brett Pesce out long term with lower-body injuryHurricanes coach Brind'Amour said they got "bad news" on Pesce and that his timetable to return is "way more than week to week."
OCTOBER 25, 2023THEATHLETIC.COM
Andrei Svechnikov - Not ruled out ThursdaySvechnikov (knee) hasn't been ruled out for Thursday's matchup with Seattle. Coach Rod Brind'Amour told reporters, "When he gives us the green light, we'll definitely chuck him in...
ImpactSvechnikov was on the ice Wednesday skating in a fourth-line role, which is unlikely to be his spot in the lineup once cleared to play. Despite being limited to just 64 games last season, the 23-year-old winger managed to put up the fourth 20-goal campaign in his five-year NHL career. Barring a last-minute setback, Svechnikov should be in line to reach that threshold again this season. Whenever he is cleared to play, the Russian should slot into a top-six role and link up with the No. 1 power-play unit.
OCTOBER 25, 2023ROTOWIRE