It was a busy week for Carolina, and here’s the latest.

The Carolina Hurricanes are the top team in the Eastern Conference, and will be welcome back Jaccob Slavin to their lineup.

The Carolina Hurricanes have now won four consecutive games - all against Metropolitan Division teams - and are as close to full strength as they've been in two months.

Bobby Brink was blunt about the Flyers’ 4-3 shootout loss to Carolina. “We were pretty bad,” Brink said of the second period that saw the Flyers’ 2-0 lead evaporate Saturday night at the Xfinity Mobile Arena.

For the second straight evening, the Philadelphia Flyers lost to the Carolina Hurricanes via shootout. For the second straight evening, the Philadelphia Flyers lost to the Carolina Hurricanes via shootout. On Sunday at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, the Hurricanes prevailed 3-2 (1-0).

Canes aim for a third straight win against a playoff-contending Flyers squad. Check lineups, game preview, and how to watch the Metropolitan Division clash.

RALEIGH, N.C. — Canadian Thanksgiving happened more than five weeks ago, but its American counterpart is on Thursday. With more than a quarter of the NHL season in the books, here’s something each of the Hurricanes can be thankful for — besides Carolina’s spot at the top of the Eastern Conference — so far in the 2025-26 campaign.

Star defenseman Jaccob Slavin was back in Carolina's lineup Sunday after a 29-game absence with what the team called a "lower-body injury."

RALEIGH, N.C. — The Flyers are getting an early present for the holidays. Cam York will return to the lineup on Sunday when the Flyers take on the Carolina Hurricanes (5 p.m., NBCSP). “Play a simple game early.

Jarvis and Blake delivered clutch shootout goals. Goaltenders stifled opponents, as the Hurricanes battled back for two thrilling consecutive wins.