Panthers’ Storm Beats Carolina Hurricanes 4-2-Hockey Writer – Florida Black Panthers
With preseason results, the Carolina Hurricanes hosted the Florida Panthers in their community games, with fans able to attend $10 tickets, and the proceeds will go to charity. At first, it seems that after the Hurricanes led Phase 3 2-0, the Hurricanes will be promoted to preseason. However, in the end, the Panthers defeated the Hurricanes 4-2, losing their second preseason to them.
Game review
Unlike the first phase of the first preseason, the Hurricanes dominated the opening hockey drop. This does help when most of the rosters are made up of NHL regulars compared to the Panthers, which mostly have an American Hockey League (AHL) roster. Still, this is the first time fans have seen Nikolaj Ehlers on the ice with Hurricanes along with Sebastian Aho and Seth Jarvis. This is a glimpse into the frontline of the team that many think is a team’s first line in the upcoming season. Ryan Suzuki first joined the board when Mike Reilly shot Daniil Tarasov 1-0. When the hockey entered the net, Givani Smith dropped his gloves with Ben Harpur for a second fight in three days. The goal stood up and the Hurricane led the way.
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Later in the first phase, strong pre-seats from Andrei Svechnikov and Eric Robinson forced the Panthers area to open and found Jesperi Kotkaniemi between the confrontation circles. He was able to beat Tarasov to double the Hurricane’s lead. The Hurricanes beat the Panthers 19-2 in the first phase and entered the midfield with a 2-0 lead.
There are no goals in the second phase, but the hurricane is not short of opportunities. They beat the Panthers 16-6 and after the first two periods, the goal dropped the shot 35-8. The players who stood out were the front lines of Ehlers, Aho and Jarvis, who could have had at least six points. In addition, these three, as well as Svechnikov and Shayne Gostisbehere, the first powerful playback unit, also have multiple chances to score. In a sense, these five together could be a tough group that can’t stop fighting the killing unit. Frederik Andersen’s night was completed, stopping all eight shots in the first two periods. Amir Miftakov took over him at the beginning of the third phase.
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Early in the third phase, Hapur was able to tear a shot and defeat Mivtakov to get the Panthers onto the board. This is the third of the period that Russia Netminder saw in his first game against the Hurricane. The Panthers will eventually score three goals, one of which is an empty net marker to steal the Hurricane’s victory. Noah Gregor, Mike Benning and Jack Studnicka are the ones who cancel the goals needed to secure a victory. It wasn’t an ideal period for Miftakov, who gave up three goals in the last frame of the game. In 47 shots saved in 50 hurricanes, it is necessary to go to Tarasov to win, from the defeated jaw.
The Hurricanes’ next game will be against Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday, September 26. They hope to separate the preseason showdown after losing to them 2-1 on Monday, September 22. The game is scheduled to drop in the Eastern Conference hockey at 7 p.m. Regarding the Panthers, they will be driving the Hurricane again on Monday, September 29, with the puck falling time scheduled for 6 p.m. Eastern Conference.
