SHARKS
With unfavorable weather conditions in Raleigh on Thursday night, the Sharks were forced to fly in Friday morning for this evening's game. As a result, they did not have a morning skate.
Based on Thursday night's lineup in Tampa Bay, this a possible lineup for Friday night's game against Carolina. However, forward Dominic Moore, acquired from Tampa Bay before Thursday night's game, is likely to make his debut with the Sharks.
Patrick Marleau - Joe Thornton - Joe Pavelski
Ryan Clowe - Logan Couture - Tommy Wingels
John McCarthy - Andrew Desjardins - Brad Winchester
Jamie McGinn - Michal Handzus - Torrey Mitchell
Dan Boyle - Marc-Edouard Vlasic
Douglas Murray - Brent Burns
Colin White - Justin Braun
Thomas Greiss
Antti Niemi
HURRICANES
Justin Peters will start in goal for the Hurricanes, making his first start since losing at Nashville, 5-2, on Jan. 7. It will mark Peters' first home start of the season.
Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller said goaltender Cam Ward is getting an extra day off to rest a "tweak" -- but nothing more serious than that. Ward took the morning skate with Carolina and will serve as the backup.
Here is tonight's lineup:
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Jerome Samson
Drayson Bowman - Jeff Skinner - Jussi Jokinen
Andres Nodl - Brandon Sutter - Patrick Dwyer
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Derek Joslin
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Jaroslav Spacek - Jamie McBain
Justin Peters
Cam Ward
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Posted On Friday, 02.17.2012 / 12:04 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Projected lineups for Sharks, Hurricanes
Posted On Saturday, 02.04.2012 / 11:52 AM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Projected lineups for Hurricanes, Kings
Here are the projected lineups for Saturday night when the Los Angeles Kings visit RBC Center to take on the Carolina Hurricanes:
Kings
Dustin Brown – Anze Kopitar – Justin Williams
Kyle Clifford – Mike Richards – Dustin Penner
Brad Richardson – Jarret Stoll – Trevor Lewis
Trent Hunter – Colin Fraser – Kevin Westgarth
Rob Scuderi – Drew Doughty
Willie Mitchell – Slava Voynov
Jack Johnson – Matt Greene
Jonathan Quick
Jonathan Bernier
Hurricanes
Jiri Tlusty – Eric Staal – Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen – Riley Nash – Jeff Skinner
Andreas Nodl – Brandon Sutter – Patrick Dwyer
Drayson Bowman – Tim Brent – Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason – Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison – Justin Faulk
Jaroslav Spacek – Jamie McBain
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Kings
Dustin Brown – Anze Kopitar – Justin Williams
Kyle Clifford – Mike Richards – Dustin Penner
Brad Richardson – Jarret Stoll – Trevor Lewis
Trent Hunter – Colin Fraser – Kevin Westgarth
Rob Scuderi – Drew Doughty
Willie Mitchell – Slava Voynov
Jack Johnson – Matt Greene
Jonathan Quick
Jonathan Bernier
Hurricanes
Jiri Tlusty – Eric Staal – Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen – Riley Nash – Jeff Skinner
Andreas Nodl – Brandon Sutter – Patrick Dwyer
Drayson Bowman – Tim Brent – Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason – Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison – Justin Faulk
Jaroslav Spacek – Jamie McBain
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Posted On Tuesday, 01.31.2012 / 12:36 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Islanders turn to Poulin for start vs. Hurricanes
The New York Islanders will have American Hockey League callup Kevin Poulin between the pipes against the Carolina Hurricanes when the teams meet Tuesday night at the RBC Center. Poulin, who made 51 saves in Bridgeport's 6-2 win over Adirondack Friday night, is making his third start of the season for the Islanders.
Here's how the lineups for both sides are projected to look:
ISLANDERS
Michael Grabner - Frans Nielsen - PA Parenteau
Matt Moulson - John Tavares - Kyle Okposo
Matt Martin - Josh Bailey - Rhett Rakhshani
Jay Pandolfo - Nino Niederreiter - Tim Wallace
Mark Eaton - Milan Jurcina
Mark Streit - Steve Staios
Travis Hamonic - Andrew MacDonald
Kevin Poulin
Evgeni Nabokov
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen - Jeff Skinner - Riley Nash
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Chad LaRose
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Here's how the lineups for both sides are projected to look:
ISLANDERS
Michael Grabner - Frans Nielsen - PA Parenteau
Matt Moulson - John Tavares - Kyle Okposo
Matt Martin - Josh Bailey - Rhett Rakhshani
Jay Pandolfo - Nino Niederreiter - Tim Wallace
Mark Eaton - Milan Jurcina
Mark Streit - Steve Staios
Travis Hamonic - Andrew MacDonald
Kevin Poulin
Evgeni Nabokov
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen - Jeff Skinner - Riley Nash
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Chad LaRose
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Posted On Monday, 01.23.2012 / 12:54 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Mason hopes to continue mastery of Hurricanes
The Jets have had the Hurricanes' number this season, winning the first three games between the Southeast Division rivals. Winnipeg backup goaltender Chris Mason has been in the net for all of them, twice as the starter, once in relief. He has surrendered just four goals in the process.
"I don't really have an explanation," Mason said. "I haven't played against them a ton. I've had the three games against them this year and I've done pretty good. There's other teams I have played against a lot more and I don't have success against, even though I may have a better idea of what guys are going to do."
Given Mason's record against Carolina, Winnipeg coach Claude Noel didn't need to ponder the goaltending choice very long.
"If a guy has success against a team and feels comfortable, it's a pretty easy decision," he said. "But there's no guarantees in a game. Carolina's been going good. They've played a lot of low-scoring games. It's going to be all we can handle. Mason's going to have to be good."
Cam Ward will make his eighth straight start for Carolina. In his current stretch of seven consecutive starts, Ward has allowed no more than two goals in any game, good for a 3-2-2 mark.
JETS
Alexander Burmistrov - Bryan Little - Blake Wheeler
Andrew Ladd - Nik Antropov - Kyle Wellwood
Tanner Glass - Jim Slater - Chris Thorburn
Eric Fehr - Patrice Cormier - Antti Miettinen
Tobias Enstrom - Ron Hainsey
Johnny Oduya - Zach Bogosian
Mark Stuart - Randy Jones
Chris Mason
Ondrej Pavelec
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen - Jeff Skinner - Zac Dalpe
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Chad LaRose
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
"I don't really have an explanation," Mason said. "I haven't played against them a ton. I've had the three games against them this year and I've done pretty good. There's other teams I have played against a lot more and I don't have success against, even though I may have a better idea of what guys are going to do."
Given Mason's record against Carolina, Winnipeg coach Claude Noel didn't need to ponder the goaltending choice very long.
"If a guy has success against a team and feels comfortable, it's a pretty easy decision," he said. "But there's no guarantees in a game. Carolina's been going good. They've played a lot of low-scoring games. It's going to be all we can handle. Mason's going to have to be good."
Cam Ward will make his eighth straight start for Carolina. In his current stretch of seven consecutive starts, Ward has allowed no more than two goals in any game, good for a 3-2-2 mark.
JETS
Alexander Burmistrov - Bryan Little - Blake Wheeler
Andrew Ladd - Nik Antropov - Kyle Wellwood
Tanner Glass - Jim Slater - Chris Thorburn
Eric Fehr - Patrice Cormier - Antti Miettinen
Tobias Enstrom - Ron Hainsey
Johnny Oduya - Zach Bogosian
Mark Stuart - Randy Jones
Chris Mason
Ondrej Pavelec
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen - Jeff Skinner - Zac Dalpe
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Chad LaRose
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Posted On Friday, 01.20.2012 / 12:35 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Projected lineups for Capitals, Hurricanes
Here's how the lineups could look tonight when Southeast Division rivals Washington and Carolina face off at RBC Center:
CAPITALS
Alex Ovechkin - Marcus Johansson - Troy Brouwer
Alexander Semin - Brooks Laich - Jason Chimera
Matt Hendricks - Jeff Halpern - Mike Knuble
Cody Eakin - Mathieu Perreault - Joel Ward
Roman Hamrlik - John Carlson
Karl Alzner - Dennis Wideman
Dmitry Orlov - Tomas Kundratek
Tomas Vokoun will start in goal with Michal Neuvirth serving as the backup.
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen - Jeff Skinner - Zac Dalpe
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Alexei Ponikarovsky
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward will start in goal, with Justin Peters serving as the backup.
CAPITALS
Alex Ovechkin - Marcus Johansson - Troy Brouwer
Alexander Semin - Brooks Laich - Jason Chimera
Matt Hendricks - Jeff Halpern - Mike Knuble
Cody Eakin - Mathieu Perreault - Joel Ward
Roman Hamrlik - John Carlson
Karl Alzner - Dennis Wideman
Dmitry Orlov - Tomas Kundratek
Tomas Vokoun will start in goal with Michal Neuvirth serving as the backup.
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Jussi Jokinen - Jeff Skinner - Zac Dalpe
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Alexei Ponikarovsky
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward will start in goal, with Justin Peters serving as the backup.
Posted On Saturday, 01.14.2012 / 12:25 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Canes will hold Skinner out against Bruins
RALEIGH -- Carolina Hurricanes forward Jeff Skinner will not make his return to the lineup tonight against the Boston Bruins after missing 15 games with a concussion. Skinner went through the morning skate and did stickhandling drills with the assistant coaches afterwards, but the staff is being cautious before allowing his return.
"If there's any question mark or any uncertainty, we want to make sure he's 100 percent," Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller said. "He had another workout today. We have back-to-back games here, so hopefully we will get him ready for tomorrow (at Washington)."
Here are tonight's projected lineups:
BRUINS
Milan Lucic - David Krejci - Nathan Horton
Tyler Seguin - Patrice Bergeron - Rich Peverley
Daniel Paille - Gregory Campbell - Shawn Thornton
Benoit Pouliot - Chris Kelly - Jordan Caron
Adam McQuaid - Joe Corvo
Zdeno Chara - Johnny Boychuk
Brad Ference - Dennis Seidenberg
Tuukka Rask took the morning skate and is the likely starting goaltender. Tim Thomas did not skate.
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Jerome Samson - Jussi Jokinen - Alexei Ponikarovsky
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Brett Sutter
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward will start in goal for Carolina, with Justin Peters serving as the backup.
"If there's any question mark or any uncertainty, we want to make sure he's 100 percent," Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller said. "He had another workout today. We have back-to-back games here, so hopefully we will get him ready for tomorrow (at Washington)."
Here are tonight's projected lineups:
BRUINS
Milan Lucic - David Krejci - Nathan Horton
Tyler Seguin - Patrice Bergeron - Rich Peverley
Daniel Paille - Gregory Campbell - Shawn Thornton
Benoit Pouliot - Chris Kelly - Jordan Caron
Adam McQuaid - Joe Corvo
Zdeno Chara - Johnny Boychuk
Brad Ference - Dennis Seidenberg
Tuukka Rask took the morning skate and is the likely starting goaltender. Tim Thomas did not skate.
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Patrick Dwyer - Brandon Sutter - Andreas Nodl
Jerome Samson - Jussi Jokinen - Alexei Ponikarovsky
Anthony Stewart - Tim Brent - Brett Sutter
Tim Gleason - Bryan Allen
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Jamie McBain
Cam Ward will start in goal for Carolina, with Justin Peters serving as the backup.
Posted On Tuesday, 01.10.2012 / 12:48 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Hurricanes lose LaRose to injury, projected lineups
The Hurricanes will be without forward Chad LaRose, who sustained an upper-body injury in practice. Jerome Samson has been recalled from the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League.
FLYERS
Scott Hartnell - Claude Giroux - Jaromir Jagr
Danny Briere - Maxime Talbot - Jakub Voracek
James van Riemsdyk - Brayden Schenn - Wayne Simmonds
Harry Zolnierczyk - Sean Couturier - Matt Read
Braydon Coburn - Kimmo Timonen
Andreas Lilja - Andrej Meszaros
Marc-Andre Bourdon - Matt Carle
Sergei Bobrovsky will start in goal with Ilya Bryzgalov serving as the backup.
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Andreas Nodl - Brandon Sutter - Patrick Dwyer
Alexei Ponikarovsky - Jussi Jokinen - Jerome Samson
Brett Sutter - Tim Brent - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Jaroslav Spacek - Bryan Allen
Cam Ward will start in goal with Justin Peters serving as the backup.
FLYERS
Scott Hartnell - Claude Giroux - Jaromir Jagr
Danny Briere - Maxime Talbot - Jakub Voracek
James van Riemsdyk - Brayden Schenn - Wayne Simmonds
Harry Zolnierczyk - Sean Couturier - Matt Read
Braydon Coburn - Kimmo Timonen
Andreas Lilja - Andrej Meszaros
Marc-Andre Bourdon - Matt Carle
Sergei Bobrovsky will start in goal with Ilya Bryzgalov serving as the backup.
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Andreas Nodl - Brandon Sutter - Patrick Dwyer
Alexei Ponikarovsky - Jussi Jokinen - Jerome Samson
Brett Sutter - Tim Brent - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Jaroslav Spacek - Bryan Allen
Cam Ward will start in goal with Justin Peters serving as the backup.
Posted On Friday, 01.06.2012 / 12:57 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Myers back for Sabres
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The Buffalo Sabres will have a key piece back in the lineup tonight when they face the Carolina Hurricanes.
Defenseman Tyler Myers returns after missing 19 games with a broken wrist, suffered Nov. 19 against Phoenix.
Because Myers was able to skate during his absence, his conditioning should not be a major factor in his ability to log important minutes -- he's second on the team with an average ice time of 21:39 per game.
"We're hoping he can lead our (defense) in ice time tonight," said Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff. "We're not going to hold back. The goal is to get him right back in the groove and play him plus-20 minutes."
Myers had just 6 points through 19 games at the time of the injury, and had been a healthy scratch in November for the first time in his career. The 21-year-old defenseman said he's focused on physical play as a key part of making his return successful.
"I think a lot of it is the mental side of the game," Myers said. "When I play physical, it gets me into the game more. It's hard to specify, but now that I've figured out that it does happen, I need to do it every night."
Here's how the rest of the Sabres' lineup -- as well as the Hurricanes' -- could look tonight:
SABRES
Thomas Vanek - Jochen Hecht - Jason Pominville
Nathan Gerbe - Derek Roy - Drew Stafford
Zack Kassian - Luke Adam - Brad Boyes
Matt Ellis - Paul Gaustad - Patrick Kaleta
Tyler Myers - Brayden McNabb
Robyn Regehr - Jordan Leopold
Mike Weber - Marc-Andre Gragnani
Ryan Miller will start in net, with Jhonas Enroth the backup.
HURRICANES
Jussi Jokinen - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Drayson Bowman - Brandon Sutter - Chad LaRose
Jiri Tlusty - Tim Brent - Alexei Ponikarovsky
Andreas Nodl - Brent Sutter - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Jaroslav Spacek - Bryan Allen
Cam Ward will start in goal, with Justin Peters the backup.
For more on tonight's game, check out the preview here.
Defenseman Tyler Myers returns after missing 19 games with a broken wrist, suffered Nov. 19 against Phoenix.
Because Myers was able to skate during his absence, his conditioning should not be a major factor in his ability to log important minutes -- he's second on the team with an average ice time of 21:39 per game.
"We're hoping he can lead our (defense) in ice time tonight," said Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff. "We're not going to hold back. The goal is to get him right back in the groove and play him plus-20 minutes."
Myers had just 6 points through 19 games at the time of the injury, and had been a healthy scratch in November for the first time in his career. The 21-year-old defenseman said he's focused on physical play as a key part of making his return successful.
"I think a lot of it is the mental side of the game," Myers said. "When I play physical, it gets me into the game more. It's hard to specify, but now that I've figured out that it does happen, I need to do it every night."
Here's how the rest of the Sabres' lineup -- as well as the Hurricanes' -- could look tonight:
SABRES
Thomas Vanek - Jochen Hecht - Jason Pominville
Nathan Gerbe - Derek Roy - Drew Stafford
Zack Kassian - Luke Adam - Brad Boyes
Matt Ellis - Paul Gaustad - Patrick Kaleta
Tyler Myers - Brayden McNabb
Robyn Regehr - Jordan Leopold
Mike Weber - Marc-Andre Gragnani
Ryan Miller will start in net, with Jhonas Enroth the backup.
HURRICANES
Jussi Jokinen - Eric Staal - Tuomo Ruutu
Drayson Bowman - Brandon Sutter - Chad LaRose
Jiri Tlusty - Tim Brent - Alexei Ponikarovsky
Andreas Nodl - Brent Sutter - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Jaroslav Spacek - Bryan Allen
Cam Ward will start in goal, with Justin Peters the backup.
For more on tonight's game, check out the preview here.
Posted On Tuesday, 01.03.2012 / 10:05 AM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Projected lineups for Islanders, Hurricanes
Here's how the lineups could look tonight when the New York Islanders visit the Carolina Hurricanes at the RBC Center:
ISLANDERS
Matt Moulson - John Tavares - Kyle Okposo
Brian Rolston - Frans Nielsen - PA Parenteau
Matt Martin - Josh Bailey - Michael Grabner
Tim Wallace - Marty Reasoner - Nino Neiderreiter
Steve Staios - Mark Streit
Andrew McDonald - Travis Hamonic
Mark Eaton - Milan Jurcina
Evgeni Nabokov
Anders Nilsson
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Zac Dalpe
Alexei Ponikarovsky - Jussi Jokinen - Tuomo Ruutu
Drayson Bowman - Brandon Sutter - Chad LaRose
Andreas Nodl - Tim Brent - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Bryan Allen - Derek Joslin/Jaroslav Spacek
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
ISLANDERS
Matt Moulson - John Tavares - Kyle Okposo
Brian Rolston - Frans Nielsen - PA Parenteau
Matt Martin - Josh Bailey - Michael Grabner
Tim Wallace - Marty Reasoner - Nino Neiderreiter
Steve Staios - Mark Streit
Andrew McDonald - Travis Hamonic
Mark Eaton - Milan Jurcina
Evgeni Nabokov
Anders Nilsson
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Zac Dalpe
Alexei Ponikarovsky - Jussi Jokinen - Tuomo Ruutu
Drayson Bowman - Brandon Sutter - Chad LaRose
Andreas Nodl - Tim Brent - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Bryan Allen - Derek Joslin/Jaroslav Spacek
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
Posted On Thursday, 12.29.2011 / 12:28 PM
By Kurt Dusterberg - NHL.com Correspondent /NHL.com - At the Rink blog
Projected lineups for Maple Leafs, Hurricanes
Here's how the lineups could look tonight when the Carolina Hurricanes play host to the Toronto Maple Leafs at the RBC Center:
MAPLE LEAFS
Joffrey Lupul - Tyler Bozak - Phil Kessel
Clarke MacArthur - Tim Connolly - Nazem Kadri
Nikolai Kulemin - Mikhail Grabovski - Matt Frattin
Darryl Boyce - David Steckel - Joey Crabb
Dion Phaneuf - Carl Gunnarsson
Luke Schenn - Keith Aulie
Cody Franson - Jake Gardiner
James Reimer
Jonas Gustavsson
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Zac Dalpe
Alexei Ponikarovsky - Jussi Jokinen - Tuomo Ruutu
Drayson Bowman - Brandon Sutter - Chad LaRose
Andreas Nodl - Tim Brent - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Bryan Allen
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
MAPLE LEAFS
Joffrey Lupul - Tyler Bozak - Phil Kessel
Clarke MacArthur - Tim Connolly - Nazem Kadri
Nikolai Kulemin - Mikhail Grabovski - Matt Frattin
Darryl Boyce - David Steckel - Joey Crabb
Dion Phaneuf - Carl Gunnarsson
Luke Schenn - Keith Aulie
Cody Franson - Jake Gardiner
James Reimer
Jonas Gustavsson
HURRICANES
Jiri Tlusty - Eric Staal - Zac Dalpe
Alexei Ponikarovsky - Jussi Jokinen - Tuomo Ruutu
Drayson Bowman - Brandon Sutter - Chad LaRose
Andreas Nodl - Tim Brent - Anthony Stewart
Tim Gleason - Jamie McBain
Jay Harrison - Justin Faulk
Derek Joslin - Bryan Allen
Cam Ward
Justin Peters
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