NHL.com Senior Writer Dan Rosen, Columnist Nick Cotsonika, and NHL Fantasy’s Pete Jensen discuss the biggest questions facing the Carolina Hurricanes for the 2023-24 season.
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8 comments
Let’s go canes
carolina will once again be a playoff team but they still lack THE guy in the playoffs. could’ve been in on tkachuk last year with all the prospects picks etc they have in their system. even with their amazing prospect core there is no superstar forward there. aho hasn’t been the superstar you’d like to see in the playoffs. i don’t know if he’s ever gonna be the showcased forward on a cup team. yes injuries hurt them but they lack star power, and don’t see them doing anything until they get it
tkachuk was literally right there I don’t get why they weren’t competitive for him. this would be a cup team if they were
Nice
The canes are a safe bet to make playoffs, and maybe to win division. The Canes biggest problem is they need someone to step-up in the playoffs, if they can find someone to do that, their a serious cup threat!
Take Warning!!!
Aho is obviously the Canes' best player but they barely mentioned him
This has to be the Year we win lord Stanley’s cup. This has to be it.
Patrick Kane could provide more scoring, and is effective on strong defense teams; also a proven repeat Stanley Cup winner