NHL.com is providing in-depth roster, prospect and fantasy analysis for each of its 32 teams from Aug. 1-Sept. 1. Today, the top five prospects for the Carolina Hurricanes, according to NHL.com. How acquired: Selected with No. 69 pick in 2020 NHL Draft

Tampa Bay Lightning star winger Jake Guentzel opens up about leaving the Carolina Hurricanes in free agency of 2024.

Heading into the 2025-26 season, the Carolina Hurricanes had a busy offseason. After adding Nikolaj Ehlers and K’Andre Miller, they feel like one of the top contenders for the Metropolitan Division and the Stanley Cup.

Carolina has struggled to produce offensively at times in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and was limited to 10 goals - four in the first three games - in losing to the Florida Panthers in five games in the Eastern Conference Final. Ehlers scored five goals in eight playoff games last season.

Heading into the 2025-26 season, the Carolina Hurricanes have made some major additions to the group (i.e. Nikolaj Ehlers, K'Andre Miller), but for the most part, the group is primarily the same.

It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. We’re in the dog days of summer with training camps still around a month away. However, there’s still plenty going on behind the scenes.

A night of frustration for the Carolina Hurricanes boiled over when center Martin Necas was seen punching New York Islanders forward Brock Nelson in the face unprovoked.

The Trail Blazers have reportedly reached a deal to sell the team to the owner of the Carolina Hurricanes. Read online:

Following another frustrating exit in the playoffs, the Carolina Hurricanes set out to bring more talent to their team. Carolina has been one of the more active squads around the NHL this offseason, adding multiple All-Star-level players to the roster.