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Eastern Conference · NHL

Carolina Hurricanes

52-22L1#1 seedGB: -

Head Coach: Rod Brind'Amour

The Carolina Hurricanes are 52-22 (.703) in the National Hockey League Eastern Conference, ranked #1 seed. A dominant campaign with a 29-10-2 home record and 23-12-5 on the road. Currently on a 1-game losing streak, with a 7-2-1, 0 PTS record over the last 10 games. In a solid playoff spot, 7 games above the cutline (PPI: 2.3). 29-man roster under head coach Rod Brind'Amour, including 8 left wings, 8 defenses, 7 centers.

Win %

.703

Home

29-10-2

Away

23-12-5

Last 10

7-2-1, 0 PTS

Streak

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Final record:52-22

Win %:.703

Home:29-10-2

Away:23-12-5

Seed:#1

2.3

Playoff Pressure Index

Low

Carolina Hurricanes are in a playoff spot with moderate cushion. Current form keeps them safe but the margin isn't commanding.

7 above cutline

GB: -

Games Back

0.0/3.0

Recent Form (L10)

0.3/2.0

Streak Momentum

1.0/2.0

Seed Proximity

0.0/2.0

Conference Congestion

1.0/1.0

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Season Analysis

Through 74 games this season, the Carolina Hurricanes have posted a 52-22 record, good for a .703 winning percentage. This places them as a elite team in the Eastern Conference, currently holding the #1 seed. They currently lead their conference standings.

The Hurricanes show a balanced performance across venues with a 29-10-2 record at home and 23-12-5 away. This consistency suggests a well-rounded team that doesn't rely heavily on home-court advantage to compete.

Recent form has been strong for the Hurricanes, going 7-2-1, 0 PTS over their last 10 games and currently on a 1-game losing streak. The team appears to be hitting their stride at an important point in the season.

The Hurricanes are in a solid playoff position with a Pressure Index of just 2.3, meaning they have room to manage their roster and rest key players. For fans, this means the team can focus on building chemistry and preparing for postseason play rather than scrambling for wins.

Roster

29 players · 2025-26 season

Center

#20Sebastian Aho

C · 6' 0" · 180 lbs · 28y

Out

#76Skyler Brind'Amour

C · 6' 2" · 185 lbs · 26y

#24Seth Jarvis

C · 5' 10" · 184 lbs · 24y

Out

#82Jesperi Kotkaniemi

C · 6' 3" · 203 lbs · 25y

#15Noah Philp

C · 6' 3" · 198 lbs · 27y

#11Jordan Staal

C · 6' 4" · 220 lbs · 37y

Out

#22Logan Stankoven

C · 5' 8" · 165 lbs · 23y

Left Wing

#28William Carrier

LW · 6' 2" · 220 lbs · 31y

#44Nicolas Deslauriers

LW · 6' 1" · 218 lbs · 35y

#27Nikolaj Ehlers

LW · 6' 0" · 172 lbs · 30y

#71Taylor Hall

LW · 6' 1" · 210 lbs · 34y

#77Mark Jankowski

LW · 6' 4" · 212 lbs · 31y

#48Jordan Martinook

LW · 6' 1" · 208 lbs · 33y

#29Bradly Nadeau

LW · 5' 10" · 170 lbs · 20y

#50Eric Robinson

LW · 6' 2" · 211 lbs · 30y

Right Wing

#53Jackson Blake

RW · 5' 11" · 178 lbs · 22y

#37Andrei Svechnikov

RW · 6' 3" · 199 lbs · 26y

Out

#36Felix Unger Sorum

RW · 5' 11" · 170 lbs · 20y

Defense

#5Jalen Chatfield

D · 6' 1" · 199 lbs · 29y

#4Shayne Gostisbehere

D · 5' 11" · 183 lbs · 32y

Out

#62Charles-Alexis Legault

D · 6' 3" · 208 lbs · 22y

#19K'Andre Miller

D · 6' 5" · 210 lbs · 26y

#21Alexander Nikishin

D · 6' 4" · 216 lbs · 24y

#6Mike Reilly

D · 6' 2" · 191 lbs · 32y

#74Jaccob Slavin

D · 6' 3" · 207 lbs · 31y

Out

#26Sean Walker

D · 5' 11" · 191 lbs · 31y

Goaltender

#31Frederik Andersen

G · 6' 4" · 229 lbs · 36y

#32Brandon Bussi

G · 6' 5" · 220 lbs · 27y

#52Pyotr Kochetkov

G · 6' 3" · 193 lbs · 26y

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