Caniac43

@HasbullaCane Man svech looked 10x worse than Aho last night.

The entire fanbase needs more and deserves more from you, Sebastian Aho.

@Dan_Powers_ Nah, we turn to Freddie again game 2, he either rights the ship or we go bus for the road games. Still a lot of hockey left

I mean…game 2 is now game 7 for Carolina right??

FUCK DAVE DOEREN

@koko_costanza @BizNasty2point0 @spittinchiclets Man’s had a cup to his name for 20 years now retard

@BizNasty2point0 @spittinchiclets Roddy boy a whopping 1-13 in ECF now. Always the bridesmaid, eh Rod?

Habs win game 1. Things just got very interesting. Canes 0-7 in game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals in the teams history. See you Saturday.

@Ed_Perdrix @JayOnSC 😂😂😂 man we suck in the ecf.

@caniac43 @JayOnSC update?

Who do you think wins the Eastern Conference Final?

@corylav @emanningwrites When did Jamie Mcbain rejoin the canes and wear #74?

The Hurricanes are not doing much to dispel the whole conference final narrative so far.

@Blank_Takes If we don’t get out of the east it’s more “trade Aho” territory than it is “fire rod”

Had someone ask me if there is any chance Rod Brind'Amour gets fired if the Canes fail to make it to the Stanley Cup Final this year since it's really the first time in his tenure that the team is an overwhelming favorite to win the ECF. I told them I really doubt it, because it feels like Rod just has the "lifetime pass" situation going on where he can pretty much coach until he decides it's time to walk away. I also said that if he were going to be fired, it probably would have already happened years ago. 90% of NHL franchises would have canned him after 3-4 years of playoff failure, that is historically how it works. Some coaches get an even shorter leash than that. Rod has a well-deserved long leash because he is synonymous with Carolina hockey. The players are 100% bought in to everything that he preaches. Really can't see Dundon ever giving him the axe because I think he is smart enough to know the grass isn't always greener. #SoundTheSiren

@CanesCoveragee1 If we get out of the 1st tied/in the lead the series is already over.

Big Game 1 tomorrow. I expect us to come out physical against this Habs team — Game 1 always sets the tone for the series, and getting off to a strong start is gonna be huge after 12 days off. #SoundTheSiren

@DonnellySports Hallsy mid first

I've been waiting a long time to ask this question: Who will score the 1st goal of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals for the Canes tonight? And in what period will they score it? #SoundTheSiren

@chilloutbagel @ice_chip Good

@ice_chip They’re probably disgusted of the locker room.

Yes, Canadiens are playing here

@fnveenie @paultanasi @CanadiensEh Guys he’s practicing as a defenseman lol

@paultanasi @CanadiensEh Lol is he even playing

If you thought Tampa and Buffalo fans were obnoxious, just wait until you meet Hurricanes fans. Anybody who missed the Aho offer sheet is in for quite an experience. Unfortunately for me, I'm already blocked by a lot of them.

@nylander88_ Carolina in 4

WCF predictions: Colorado in 5 Carolina in 7 Thoughts?

@FriedgeHNIC Sweet. Easy round 1 win next year

Sheldon Keefe will remain as head coach of the Devils

@HockeyPatrol For shits and giggles, what else (if anything) would Toronto expect in a Aho for AM trade?

Untouchables - Matthew Knies (23, $7.75-million until 2031) - Easton Cowan (20, $900,000 until 2029) - Ben Danford (20, $931,000 until 2030) - Gavin McKenna* - Dennis Hildeby ($841,000 until 2029) - Artur Akhtyamov ($900,000 until 2030) Knies is 23 years old, just had 66 points in 79 games and is locked up with a very reasonable deal for the next six seasons. There were reports that teams view him higher than Auston Matthews but Toronto smartly said no. He's a future superstar in the league and potentially Toronto's next captain. Cowan and Danford are the two top prospects in the system right now and with Cowan just coming off a very good rookie season and Danford being viewed as someone who can help as early as next year; they're off limits. McKenna hasn't been drafted yet though it's highly likely he's the guy that the Maple Leafs and GM John Chayka go after, and there's no way he's getting dealt. Both Toronto's goalies could offer a great package but with questions about the health of Joseph Woll and Anthony Stolarz; they need insurance. Two potential starters who can handle playoff pressure is rare and Toronto has four of them now; plus Hildeby and Akhtyamov have both signed long-term extensions - they're part of the future. So now, we're going to take a look at the rest of the roster and how it shapes up.

@NHL_Muse If Aho struggles in this series and we don’t advance it’s time to have a really shitty conversation.

TRUE OR FALSE The Carolina Hurricanes will finally break through and play in the Stanley Cup Final.

@HMof2 @albhood That’s the group that needs it. I’m not worried about staal/nook or the stank line being rusty. They’re gonna come out lightning quick. Hopefully Aho/svech/jarvis have some 5v5 success this round. If so it’ll be over quickly.

As @albhood pointed out, this is a great opportunity for deep recovery for Slavin, Aho, Jarvis, Ehlers and Andersen who played through the Olympic break.

@AGoldFan This is worse than cam newton font

A-a-r-o-n R-a-i i-s t-i-e-d f-o-r t-h-e l-e-a-d a-t t-h-e P-G-A.

@canespowerplay A big change has to happen if we don’t get out of the east, and saying “oh yeah I’d definitely bring Fred back right now” is premature imo.

@caniac43 I don’t really think we need to see more from him to make this decision lol. Like dudes been nuts and we have the money so there absolutely zero risk in re signing him.

There’s been a lot of talk lately about Freddie and whether he’ll re-sign this offseason. Here’s how I see it: he’s having a great postseason, even if the regular season was a bit underwhelming. If we bring him back, he’d be a solid third option and, more importantly, someone you can trust when the playoffs come around. Given our history, it also feels pretty likely that one of the three goalies could end up hurt at some point, so having reliable depth matters. On a one-year deal in the $1.5–2 million range, I think it makes a lot of sense. We have the cap space, and for that price you’re getting experience, stability, and someone who’s proven he can step up in big moments. What do y’all think? #SoundTheSiren