And yet if the season ended today, they'd still be in the playoffs.We've entered a new dimension in the RBA era - after suffering our 5th loss in a row and 21 games into the season, we have lost more games than we have won.
I saw somewhere that Pacioretty was originally scheduled for about a month of conditioning once he could begin skating again. That would put him on the practice ice around Christmas, barring any setbacks. He had a new-ish kind of tendon surgery, so the recovery schedule is likely more put down in pencil than pen.Andersen was on the ice before practice with goalie coach Paul Schonfelder. Patches was on the ice with Justin Williams and Defenseman Development coach Peter Harrold. Both left before the full group came on. Turbo practiced with the full group in a yellow jersey, so he could possibly join the team in the trip.
Nope. Not a word, per usual. FWIW, they haven't said a word about what's wrong with Teravainen either, and we only know about Pacioretty because he had surgery.Any word on what the actual injury is with Andersen or any timeline?
If he's not traveling, then that gives him until December 15th before it matters. Hopefully he's got a shot at returning by then if he's working out on the ice now.Andersen working out before practice today on the ice; I wouldn't say he's close then, but it looks like progress is being made.
They really need solid D in Chicago.Canes acquire dman Zack Hayes from Vegas for future considerations. He’s 23 years old, 6’3”, 224 lbs. and played 3 games for Vegas last year. He appears to be a stay at home guy, with 4 goals, 14 assists in 103 AHL games.
Canes Acquire Zack Hayes From Vegas | Carolina Hurricanes
Golden Knights receive future considerationswww.nhl.com
It’s behind their paywall now, but I read it when it was free. It was a hit job, written by the Editor in Chief. He kept referring to “taxpayer dollars” without disclosing the source of the funds or the legislative restrictions placed on using them, I guess to rile up the mob and make people think the funding was coming from county general tax revenue.I see the Triangle Biz Journal has started their annual "smear Dundon" campaign. Claiming he is moving the team if he doesn't get taxpayers dollars. Honestly, I'd fire whoever wrote and published that article. The song and dance is getting beyond old. But if NC wants to play hardball, we've seen enough from Dundon to know that hea not going to beg.
You can set your clock by either Souguta Mukherjee or Dane Huffman at TBJ taking a wild swing at Dundon. They do it every 6 months or so, whether anything supports their veiled accusations and the timing or not. It's puzzling, because Dundon's tenure has owner has been quite local business impact forward, which is what TBJ supposedly supports editorially. It's pretty clear that those two individuals have let a personal dislike for Dundon drive their professional output and that's frankly embarrassing.I see the Triangle Biz Journal has started their annual "smear Dundon" campaign. Claiming he is moving the team if he doesn't get taxpayers dollars. Honestly, I'd fire whoever wrote and published that article. The song and dance is getting beyond old. But if NC wants to play hardball, we've seen enough from Dundon to know that hea not going to beg.
Yeah ... and he got the axe because he couldn't be objective about one of the home market teams because he had some sort of personal problem with their sports information director. You can bet the farm this is just history repeating itself.Wasn’t Dane Huffman a sports editor at the N&O a long time ago?