When: Tuesday, May 10, 7 p.m. EST
Watch:Bally Sports South, Bally Sports App, ESPN
Listen:99.9 The Fan, Hurricanes.com/Listen, Hurricanes App
SERIES RECAPS:
THE QUICK HITS:
Since Sunday's Final Horn:For the first time this series the Canes held a full team practice in between games Monday. The team skated for about 40 minutes with Jordan Martinook (lower-body injury) and Brady Skjei being (maintenance) the only absentees.
Scouting The Other Side:The Bruins held a limited skate Monday, featuring Hampus Lindholm, who has been out of the lineup since his hit from Andrei Svechnikov in Game Two. Following skate Head Coach Bruce Cassidy said that Lindholm had not yet been cleared to play, but if he gets clearance, he'll be in.
Power Play Woes:The Canes have gone 2/22 on the power play thus far this series and 0/10 over the last two games. They've been provided momentum-changing opportunities in each game on the man advantage, but have lacked the execution necessary to capitalize.
Staying Disciplined:In addition to their lack of success on the power play, the Canes have also provided Boston with just as many chances on the man advantage. The difference is that Boston is 5/22 on the series, including 2/9 on Sunday.
DeAngelo vs. Marchand:Throughout the two games in Boston, Tony DeAngelo and Brad Marchand were no strangers to one another. The two were involved in a sequence during Game Three that resulted in both of them going to the box. Then, in Game Four, the two came together after a DeAngelo cross-check on Curtis Lazar for another exchange. The head-to-head rivalry will be one worth keeping an eye on tonight.
Home Cooking:The Canes have won 10 consecutive Round One playoff games at PNC Arena entering tonight.
History Says:Carolina is 5-2 all-time in the postseason when tied at 2-2 and playing Game Five on home ice.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
What Are We Wearing?:The Canes will be wearing their black sweaters tonight and for every home game in the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
More Milestones:Sebastian Aho is one point shy of passing Rod Brind'Amour for the second-most points in franchise playoff history.
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