Current Season
GP
22
W-L-OTL
7-10-5
GAA
3.26
SV%
.871
SO
0
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$2.75M
Total Value
$2.75M
Expires
1 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Brandon Bussi, the waiver-wire wizard who turned heads by snatching the Hurricanes' crease amid injuries to Andersen and Kochetkov, inks a three-year deal that locks him in through 2028-29. The 27-year-old undrafted gem, who's tied for third in NHL wins with 23 and second in GAA at 2.16, insists his mindset stays the same despite the security.
Brandon Bussi, the waiver wire gem who turned heads after Carolina snagged him from Florida, just locked in a three-year deal that screams belief in his breakout season. The rookie netminder, who's tied for third in NHL wins and second in goals-against average, admits he's thrilled the Hurricanes match his own high self-regard after a meteoric rise amid injuries to Andersen and Kochetkov.
Carolina Hurricanes netminder Frederik Andersen stands tall between the pipes to hand Denmark their first victory of the 2026 Games, a gritty result that keeps their knockout hopes flickering. The big Dane, who's been a rock for the Canes all season, shows why GMs around the league covet experience in high-stakes spots like these Olympics.
Denmark's hockey team steps into the Olympic glare feeling a bit out of place, with players like Lightning forward Oliver Bjorkstrand admitting it's surreal for their small country to draw this much attention. Packing six NHLers including Senators vet Lars Eller and Hurricanes stars Nikolaj Ehlers and Frederik Andersen, the Danes just absorbed a 3-1 loss to Germany and now face a powerhouse U.S. squad loaded with top talent.
Denmark coach Mikael Gath drops the bomb after practice: Hurricanes starter Frederik Andersen sits for Saturday's Group C showdown against a stacked U.S. squad at Santagiulia Arena. The call ties into a brutal schedule with a cross-Milan trek to face Latvia just 20 hours later, forcing tough choices on goalie rotation with NHL vets like Andersen and Mads Sogaard in the mix.
Frederik Andersen earns his spot on Denmark's Olympic roster, bringing Carolina's battle-tested netminder to Milano Cortina. The veteran goalie anchors a squad aiming to punch above its weight on the big stage. His inclusion bolsters Denmark's medal hopes amid growing parity in global tournaments.