Due to his wife, A very loyal Carolina Hurricanes player has announced his sudden retirement, sending a powerful statement and bidding the team and supporters
In his first game back since December 6, Andrei Svechnikov scored the first goal on the power play, but the visitors quickly equalized a few minutes later.
However, the Carolina Hurricanes completely outclassed the Vegas Golden Knights when the second period got underway.
In the Canes’ 6-3 victory over the Golden Knights, six different players scored goals. Carolina’s penalty kill also performed flawlessly, going 4-for-4, and their power play also performed flawlessly, going 3-for-3.
The Hurricanes’ coach Rod Brind’Amour remarked, “[The power play] did a very good job.” Penalties also kill. Special teams is one of their team’s advantages. They have unique players. That was clearly the difference in the game, which we were able to win tonight.”
The Hurricanes’ flawless special teams performance was their fourth of the season and their third in just December.
Ottawa Senators (Dec. 12), Buffalo Sabres (Dec. 2), and Philadelphia Flyers (Oct. 30) are the other opponents.
As a result, it’s safe to claim that this trip was the best because the Vegas Golden Knights are the NHL’s current best club and the defending Stanley Cup champions, not one of the bottom feeders.
