Carolina Hurricanes Schedule 2022-2023

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May 12, 2023

Whether you’re a die-hard Hurricanes fan or a casual hockey fan looking to catch a game or two, the Carolina Hurricanes schedule offers a full slate of exciting matchups that are sure to provide plenty of thrills and excitement throughout the NHL season.

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Carolina Hurricanes Games (NHL Playoffs)

The Hurricanes won Round 2 of the series 4-1:

Game 1: Devils @ PNC Arena (W 5-1)
Game 2: Devils @ PNC Arena (W 6-1)
Game 3: Devils @ Prudential Center (L 8-4)
Game 4: Devils @ Prudential Center (W 6-10
Game 5: Devils @ PNC Arena (W 3-2 OT)

The Hurricanes won Round 1 of the series 4-2.

Round 1, Game 1: Islanders @ PNC Arena (W 2-1)
Round 1, Game 2: Islanders @ PNC Arena (W 4-3 OT)
Round 1, Game 3: Islanders @ UBS Arena (L 5-1)
Round 1, Game 4: Islanders @ UBS Arena (W 5-2)
Round 1, Game 5: Islanders @ PNC Arena (L 3-2)
Round 1, Game 6: Islanders @ UBS Arena (L 3-2)
Round 1, Game 7: Islanders @ PNC Arena (W 2-1)

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Carolina Hurricanes Scores

October 2022

10/13, Blue Jackets @ PNC Arena (W 4-1)
10/15, Sharks @ SAP Center at San Jose (W 2-1)
10/18, Kraken @ Climate Pledge Arena (W 5-1)
10/21, Oilers @ Rogers Place (L 6-4)
10/23, Flames @ Scotiabank Saddlestone (L 3-2 OT)
10/25, Canucks @ Rogers Arena (W 3-2)
10/29, Islanders @ PNC Arena (L 602)
10/30, Flyers @ Wells Fargo Center (W 4-3 OT)
10/31, Capitals @ PNC Arena (W 3-2 SO)

November 2022

11/03, Lightning @ Amalie Arena (W 4-3 SO)
11/04, Sabres @ PNC Arena (W 5-3)
11/06, Maple Leafs @ PNC Arena (L 3-1)
11/10, Panthers @ FLA Live Arena (L 3-0)
11/11, Oilers @ PNC Arena (W 7-2)
11/13, Avalanche @ Ball Arena (L 4-1)
11/15, Blackhawks @ United Center (W 3-0)
11/18, Avalanche @ PNC Arena (L 3-2 OT)
11/20, Wild @ Xcel Energy Center (L 2-1 OT)
11/22, Jets @ Canada Life Centre (L 4-3 OT)
11/24, Coyotes @ PNC Arena (L 4-0)
11/25, Bruins @ TD Garden (L 3-2 OT)
11/26, Flames @ PNC Arena (W 3-2)
11/30, Penguins @ PPG Paints Arena (W 3-2 OT)

December 2022

12/02, Blues @ Enterprise Center (W 6-4)
12/04, Kings @ Crypto.com Arena (W 4-2)
12/07, Ducks @ Crypto.com Arena (L 4-3 OT)
12/11, Islanders @ UBS Arena (W 3-0)
12/14, Red Wings @ Little Caesars Arena (W 1-0)
12/16, Kraken @ PNC Arena (W 3-2)
12/18, Stars @ PNC Arena (W 5-4 OT)
12/18, Penguins @ PNC Arena (W 3-2)
12/21, Devils @ PNC Arena (W 4-1)
12/23, Penguins @ PPG Paints Arena (W 4-3 OT)
12/24, Flyers @ PNC Arena (W 6-5)
12/28, Blackhawks @ PNC Arena (W 3-0)
12/31, Panthers @ PNC Arena (W 4-0)

January 2023

01/01, Devils @ Prudential Center (W 5-4 SO)
01/04, Rangers @ Madison Square Garden (L 5-3)
01/06, Predators @ PNC Arena (L 5-3)
01/07, Blue Jackets @ Nationwide Arena (L 4-3 SO)
01/11, Devils @ PNC Arena (L 5-3)
01/13, Blue Jackets @ Nationwide Arena (W 6-2)
01/15, Penguins @ PNC Arena (W 2-1)
01/15, Canucks @ PNC Arena (L 4-3 SO)
01/20, Wild @ PNC Arena (W 5-2)
01/22, Islanders @ UBS Arena (W 5-2)
01/26, Stars @ American Airlines Center (W 3-2 OT)
01/28, Sharks @ PNC Arena (W 5-4 OT)
01/29, Bruins @ PNC Arena (W 4-1)

February 2023

02/01, Kings @ PNC Arena (W 5-4 OT)
02/02, Sabres @ KeyBank Center (W 5-1)
02/12, Rangers @ PNC Arena (L 6-2)
02/15, Capitals @ Capital One Arena (W 3-2)
02/17, Canadiens @ PNC Arena (W 6-2)
02/19, Capitals @ Carter-Finley Stadium (W 4-1)
02/22, Blues @ PNC Arena (W 4-1)
02/25, Senators @ PNC Arena (W 4-0)
02/26, Ducks @ PNC Arena (L 3-2)

March 2023

03/02, Golden Knights @ T-Mobile Arena (L 3-2)
03/04, Coyotes @ T-Mobile Arena (W 6-1)
03/05, Lightning @ PNC Arena (W 6-0)
03/08, Canadiens @ Bell Centre (W 4-3 SO)
03/10, Flyers @ PNC Arena (W 1-0)
03/12, Golden Knights @ PNC Arena (L 4-0)
03/12, Devils @ Prudential Center (L 3-0)
03/14, Jets @ PNC Arena (W 5-3)
03/17, Maple Leafs @ Scotiabank Arena (L 5-2)
03/18, Flyers @ Wells Fargo Center (W 5-4 OT)
03/21, Rangers @ Madison Square Garden (W 3-2)
03/23, Rangers @ PNC Arena (L 2-1)
03/25, Maple Leafs @ PNC Arena (W 5-3)
03/26, Bruins @ PNC Arena (L 4-3 SO)
03/29, Lightning @ PNC Arena (L 4-0)
03/31, Red Wings @ Little Caesars Arena (W 3-2)

April 2023

04/02, Canadiens @ Bell Center (W 3-0)
04/02, Islanders @ PNC Area (W 2-1)
04/05, Senators @ PNC Arena (W 3-2)
04/07. Predators @ Bridgestone Arena (L 3-0)
04/08, Sabres @ KeyBank Center (L 4-3)
04/11, Senators @ Canadien Tire Centre (L 3-2)
04/12, Red Wings @ PNC Arena (W 4-1)
04/14, Panthers @ FLA Live Arnea (W 6-4)

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Carolina Hurricanes Recaps

How long is the Carolina Hurricanes season?

The Carolina Hurricanes regular season typically lasts for 82 games, which is the standard length for a National Hockey League (NHL) season. The season typically begins in early October and ends in early April, with each team playing a balanced schedule of 41 home games and 41 away games.

How many seasons have the Carolina Hurricanes played?

The Carolina Hurricanes have played a total of 43 seasons in the NHL. The team was originally founded in 1972 as the New England Whalers and played in the World Hockey Association (WHA) before joining the NHL in 1979 as part of the league’s expansion.

The team was initially based in Hartford, Connecticut, and was known as the Hartford Whalers before relocating to North Carolina in 1997 and becoming the Carolina Hurricanes. Since then, the team has played 25 seasons in the NHL.

What was the best Carolina Hurricanes season ever?

The best Carolina Hurricanes season ever was the 2005-2006 season, when the team won their first and only Stanley Cup Championship. The Hurricanes finished the regular season with a record of 52 wins, 22 losses, and 8 ties, earning them the top spot in the Eastern Conference and the President’s Trophy as the NHL’s top regular-season team.

In the playoffs, the Hurricanes defeated the Montreal Canadiens, New Jersey Devils, and Buffalo Sabres to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals, where they faced the Edmonton Oilers. The series was hard-fought, with the Hurricanes ultimately winning in seven games to claim their first-ever Stanley Cup Championship.

Several players played key roles in the Hurricanes’ success that season, including goaltender Cam Ward, who was named the Conn Smythe Trophy winner as the most valuable player of the playoffs and forwards Eric Staal, Rod Brind’Amour, and Justin Williams, who provided crucial scoring and leadership throughout the postseason.

What was the worst Carolina Hurricanes season ever?

The worst Carolina Hurricanes season ever was the 1983-1984 season, which was their third season in the NHL. The team finished with a record of 21 wins, 44 losses, and 15 ties, earning them just 57 points and a last-place finish in the Norris Division.

The Hurricanes struggled throughout the season, with the team’s leading scorer that season, Mike Rogers, who had just 67 points in 79 games. Despite the difficult season, the Hurricanes would go on to make several key acquisitions in the offseason.

Who is the Carolina Hurricanes’ biggest rival?

The Carolina Hurricanes’ biggest rival is the Washington Capitals. The two teams have a longstanding and heated rivalry, dating back to their time as division rivals in the Southeast Division.

The rivalry intensified during the 2019 NHL Playoffs when the Hurricanes upset the defending Stanley Cup champion Capitals in the first round, winning the series in seven games. The series featured several close games and controversial moments, with Hurricanes fans embracing the “Storm Surge” celebration following each home victory.