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Highlights from the NHL Playoff game

Highlights from the NHL Playoff game

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The defending champion Florida Panthers rose 1-0 in the final of the Eastern Conference because they did something against the Carolina Hurricanes that no other team had done in this year's playoffs.

Hurricanes goalkeeper Frederik Andersen gave up five goals and Carolina scored two power play goals in the same game for the first time in the 2025 post season.

Carolina will try to get back on the track on Thursday evening and bind the best-of-Seven series at home. For this purpose, the hurricanes in the conference finale, which dated until 2009, have to end a defeat of 13 games.

Here is what you should know about game 2 between the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers, including playing time and radio and streaming information:

In any case, not the time when Carolina had to end his 13-game defeat in the conference final. Defensive. Bad punishment from Andrei Svechnikov. Frederik Andersen gives three goals on five shots. Little pressure from Carolina. The Sam Bennett-Matthew Tkachuk-Carter Verhaeghe line from Florida has combined for six points.

Too many men on the ice for Florida. Panthers get some big blocks there. There will be a 33 -second transmission in the power play.

The Hurricanes seemed to have things under control in this power game in Florida and even had a chance with a short hand. But Verhaeghe takes up the puck after his shot is blocked and fires Frederik Andersen. The shot is distracted by Bennett. Three goals on five shots for Florida. Panthers 3, Hurrican 0

Andrei Svechnikov hits Matthew Tkachuk into the back of the head.

Carter Veraeghe comes out behind the network and his centering passport is knocked out by Matthew Tkachuk and ended his drought of 10 games. Defensive breakdown of Carolina. Panthers 2, Hurrican 0

The defender of Panthers, Gustav, tells about 1:17 points after sales. It is his first goal of the 2025 playoffs. In this off -season, 13 defenders in Florida now have. Panthers 1, Hurrican 0

Jordan Staal Line against the Aleksander Barkov cast.

When are Hurricanes vs. Panthers NHL Playoff game?

Game 2 of the Carolina Hurricanes-Florida Panthers series is scheduled to begin on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. ET in Raleigh, North Carolina.

How to see Hurricanes vs. Panthers NHL Playoff game: TV, stream

Time: 8 p.m. et

Location: Lenovo Center (Raleigh, North Carolina)

TV: Tnt

Electricity: Sling TV, Max

The NHL squad report lists Chatfield as a scratch and rookie defender Scott Morrow in the line-up because he was for game 1. Morrow had three shots and was a minus-3 in his NHL playoff debut.

It looks like he is the person who returns to the line -up as Mark Jankowski. Kotkaniemi has three points in 11 games in this off -season.

Hurricanes 'Frederik Andersen (7-3, 1.74 Tore-Aaa-averst, 0.919 percentage) against Panthers' Sergei Bobrovsky (9-4, 2.29, 0.905).

Hurricanes striker Mark Jankowski is a “good option” for game 2, said coach Rod Brind'amour. He left the first game of the second round against the Washington Capitals with an injury.

The defender of Hurricanes, Jalen Chatfield, drove on Thursday morning after missing the last two games with an unknown injury. If Chatfield couldn't go, Brind'amour stated that he would lean over Alexander Nikishin in the line -up of Scott Morrow.

“He understands our game a little better because he has been playing it for a year,” said Brind'amour about Morrow.

The Panthers won five consecutive playoff games against the Hurricanes.

Brendan Shanahan, President of Toronto Maple Leafs, will not renew his contract after the team has been neglected again in the playoffs.

The Maple Leafs have a nine-year-old playoff series under Shanahan, which was stopped in 2014 and has reached the second round this season for the second time since 2004. They won the first two games against the Florida Panthers in the second round. But they lost the series in seven games. The games 5 and 7 were 6-1 only at home.

“It was found that a new voice will bring the team to the next level in the coming years,” said Keith Pelley, President and CEO von Mlse, in an explanation on Thursday.

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