The panthers demoralize the hurricanes in the third period and achieve five times to win game 3

The Carolina Hurricanes are in a hole. A very deep hole that you have found too often in the Eastern Conference final. They completely exceeded the Florida Panthers in game 2 and won 5: 0 to sweep both games in Raleigh, just like they did in 2023. The hurricanes are looking for the absolutely worst time to regain their identity.

The line -up was mixed again for the third game of the series. Pyotr Kochetkov took control of the wrinkles after he also withdrawn Frederik Andersen in game 2nd Jesperi Kotkaniemi for Jack Roslovic. Sean Walker and Jalen Chatfield missed the game with injuries and gave Scott Morrow and Alexander Nikishin another look. Sam Reinhart was traveling for the Panthers with an injury.

Kochetkov was thrown into the fire line early. He was ready for the test and made a massive paddle stop to set the sound. Unfortunately he had no answer because he was hit by his teammate. Niko Mikkolas Chance divided Dmitry Orlov into the net and gave the Panthers the icebreaker in the sunrise.

Late in time, Jackson Blake took a massive hit from Eetu Luostarinen and sent the rookie on a bunch on the ice. Panthers' striker hit him from behind and drove his head into the boards. The stripes found that there was enough for five minutes and a lack of playing, which gave the Hurricanes a golden chance. They wasted the first three minutes and ended the period a goal.

The Hurricanes made their best hockey section in this series in the second half. They played at speed and created a lot of excellent opportunities. Logan Stankoven had a wonderful chance of 2-to-1 that Sergei Bobrovsky was refused with his blocker. They finally looked like a group that remembered how to play hockey.

Try as you like, it took a while to finally crack the scoreboard. The Canes went out the game at the power play. Bobrovsky stopped Brent Burns' shot, but he splashed and landed behind his left pad. Stankoven was on site to bring the rebound home. It is his fourth goal in the post -season that Blake most came through a rookie in this post -season.

With the game after 40 minutes, it felt exactly that the hurricanes grab. Instead, the Panthers immediately regained their advantage. Jesper Boqvist, who replaced Reinhart in the line -up, made Orlov look silly when he danced around him and hit Kochetkov between his pads. Just like that, the sticks were back.

Boqvist's goal created an avalanche who finally buried the hurricanes. In four minutes, the Panthers scored unanswered four times. Mikkola grabbed his second game home, followed by Aleksander Barkov and Brad Marchand to do it 6-1. Seth Jarvis added another power play goal, but there was no celebration from the bank. When the sticks fall 6-2, the sticks are on the edge.

For 40 minutes this looked like a hockey team that had found his game and had actually prepared a fight in this series. They played games and prevented the panthers from getting a lot going. When they did, Pyotr Kochetkov was there to stop. The crime had not yet broken out, but Logan Stankoven's goal revitalized the group at the right time.

The hurricanes must have remembered that they were in the conference final during the second break because they collapsed in the third. All the best you had done was thrown out of the window. A turnover in the neutral zone in a missed pass from Taylor Hall to Sebastian Aho led to Go Shead goal, and from there everything was downhill.

The third period was about bad decisions. Dmitry Orlov achieved some in this game, including a brutal turnover before Barkov's first goal. Scott Morrow made a poorly advised passport in the middle of the ice cream in front of Barkov's second goal. Then he made a difficult decision to pinch at the wrong time and enabled Florida to change with a 2-to-1 crossing for her sixth goal.

The newcomers looked good on Saturday. Alexander Nikishin looked much better in his second game and ended with five goals. Jackson Blake shook a hard hit and ended the game strongly. Logan Stankoven took into account in both goals. Scott Morrow made some mistakes, but looked more confident after a shaky game 1.

It may be a little late for her, but the special teams of the canes were also a small sunbeam. The power play was responsible for both goals, while the penalty combined a 4-on-4 night after he had to struggle in games 1 and 2. It might not have won the game, but it is a positive building block that goes to game 4 on Monday.

Game 4: It is no longer a question of “if”, but “when” the season of the hurricanes ends. The Panthers have their first chance to move forward on Monday evening if they drive themselves forward in game 4 for the Sweep -4. If the hurricanes live for another day, the series will return to Raleigh on Wednesday. Otherwise the team could book tea Times on Tuesday.