Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind'Amour shares how winning the Stanley Cup as a coach compares to when he won as a player, how gratifying it is to prove his style can win hockey's ultimate prize, and describes what went through his mind when the final seconds ticked off the clock.
Taylor Hall and Jackson Blake scored, Brandon Bussi was dominant, making 22 saves for the shutout, and the Hurricanes blanked the Golden Knights to capture their second Stanley Cup in franchise history. CAR wins series 4-2.
At 37 years old and 277 days, Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal becomes the oldest Conn Smythe Trophy winner in NHL history as commissioner Gary Bettman awards him with the trophy.
Hurricanes goaltender Brandon Bussi shares his emotions after posting a shutout to help clinch the Stanley Cup, what he said during his post-game hug with Rod Brind'Amour, why he feels Frederik Andersen deserves more of the credit, and more.
17 years after winning the Stanley Cup, Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal describes what feels different this time around, and shares what he's learned over the long gap between Cup wins.
With the Hurricanes one win away from hoisting the Stanley Cup, head coach Rod Brind'Amour shares how surprised he is to have everyone healthy for Game 6, and how he keeps the players mentally loose and gets them to treat tonight like just another game.
The Hurricanes say they take pride in being a team of "misfits" and "cast-offs", just like the "Golden Knights' "Golden Misfits" from their inaugural season, and discuss the opportunity to cement their bond with a Stanley Cup victory tonight.
John Tortorella would not reveal any details about his Game 6 lineup and who might replace the injured William Karlsson. However there were a lot of questions being asked about Reilly Smith and the impact he could bring.
Ryan Rishaug is joined by Darren Dreger to discuss the Golden Knights media availability ahead of Game 6 tonight and what lineup adjustments we might see.
The Stanley Cup will be in the building tonight, but the Golden Knights are hoping they don't have to see it, as they'll look to push the series back to Carolina for Game 7.
The Hurricanes explain how they're trying to manage their excitement and focus with the Stanley Cup within reach in Game 6 Sunday night. The Canes also speak about why they feel they've been so good in clinching games these playoffs.
Adam Novotny was proud to lead the NHL combine with 18 pull-ups, but the Peterborough Petes winger also left feeling frustrated after just missing out on tying the all-time record of 19 held by Kings prospect Jack Hughes. "My arms just said, 'No, not today' ... So close, but so far."
Projected first-round pick Adam Novotny kisses a Cristiano Ronaldo jersey before heading to the rink for games. "I just love him so much," said the Peterborough Petes winger. "He's a soccer player, but I love his mentality and his lifestyle and everything."
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger joins Ryan Rishaug to give his thoughts on Carter Hart's response to the chants that rained down on him in Carolina and questions about his overall play. Dreger also discusses how Jordan Staal has the Conn Smythe on lock if the Hurricanes can win the Stanley Cup on Sunday, and much more.
Carter Hart was asked about some chants that were clearly directed at the Golden Knights goaltender in Raleigh.
John Tortorella stood by his previous comments about goaltender Carter Hart and knows he'll be ready to go on Sunday. Hart also spoke with the media and discussed his preparations for Game 6.
The Golden Knights discuss the Stanley Cup being in the building on Sunday for Game 6, but explain why their preparation and game plan isn't changing.
Golden Knights head coach John Tortorella revealed that veteran forward William Karlsson will not be available for Sunday’s must-win Game 6 against the Carolina Hurricanes.
The Hurricanes understand what is on the line in Game 6 but also know they must treat it like any other game if they want to reach their ultimate goal.
Rod Brind'Amour was asked if Frederik Andersen will dress in Game 6 and says all goalies are available but he wouldn't reveal their plan on who's suiting up.
Tinus Luc Koblar led the way as Norway claimed its first ever World Championship medal. The 18-year-old Leafs prospect scored six goals while holding his own against NHL players, including idol Sidney Crosby. Koblar reflected on the experience and his growth this season.
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