Walt Ruff

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Hysterical. Rod Brind'Amour said he didn't really have any input on the team not touching the trophy. Then, he told on himself. 😅 "I had a couple of guys ask me what I thought, and I said, 'You do what you want.. but don't touch it.'"

Nikolaj Ehlers is the Game 2 hero! 🙌

Vincent Trocheck, meet Alexander Nikishin. Another reverse boom! 💥

"We're not backing down from anyone, and we're ready to roll." Jordan Staal joined ESPN during the first intermission, after dropping the gloves with Brady Tkachuk right off the opening faceoff.

Stormy just performed a skit from The Nutcracker during the TV timeout, and then the in-house production team showed Brad Marchand on the jumbotron, who was met with loud boos. As expected, #63 leaned into it. Hilarious.

Taylor Hall lays a massive hit on Roope Hintz. After review, it's two minutes for charging.

As expected, Logan Stankoven gets called for the first in-practice shootout. Welcome, and meet your new goaltender who really likes to poke check.

Ouch. Rod Brind'Amour tells the broadcast post-game that he expects both William Carrier and Eric Robinson to be out for an extended period. Nothing definitive regarding K'Andre Miller, but "that could be a while" too.

Givani Smith knees Conor Geekie, and then Geekie stands up for himself. A short but spirited scrap.

The whole sequence leading to Alexander Nikishin's goal. That's a wonderful outside-in move, followed by a shot that couldn't have been placed much better.

Triple digits 🔜

BOOM! Ladies and gentlemen, Alexander Nikishin.

You've got to see this at full speed to really appreciate it. No lack of confidence from the kid playing in his ninth career NHL game.

Seth Jarvis is such a complete player. Walks right by Carson Soucy like it's nothing to create a scoring chance, then tracks back to strip Alexis Lafrenière, who was going the other way.

Brandon Bussi makes a massive breakaway save on Kyle Connor in the third period! The "BUS-SI" chants from the Lenovo Center crowd that followed were incredible. 👏

Kevin Labanc holds his ground to ignite the play, and then a simple yet smart touch from Ryan Suzuki effectively makes it an in-tight two-on-one. Gordie Howe hat trick watch for Givani Smith? 👀

An errant pass by Philadelphia in the attacking end winds up on Eric Robinson's tape, and he gets humming in transition. Taylor Hall beats his man to the net and gets rewarded for it.

A great afternoon spent at Apex Community Park, where the #Canes and the Town of Apex held a grand opening for two new street hockey rinks. This is such a beautiful facility and a wonderful addition to our community.

Joel Nyström in the shootout… 😮‍💨 Bold.

Absolutely loved the sold-out Lenovo Center crowd (84th consecutive, by the way) chanting "Goal! Goal! Goal!" as the officiating crew looked into the two challenges by Columbus. #48 appeared to be enjoying it too.

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After their Game 1 loss to Montreal in the ECF, the #Canes said they had a tough video session. Today's was described as "similar." "We keep it real. That's the only way you're going to learn," Rod Brind'Amour said. "We've got to get better. That's the bottom line."

K'Andre Miller was asked to revisit the trade that brought him to Raleigh and to reflect on what's transpired in the 11 months since. It was a thoughtful, team-first answer. "My job was pretty easy once I got here — put a smile on my face and go play hockey."

Rod Brind'Amour was asked about facing the Flyers and their notoriously tough fanbase - something he knows well. He quickly corrected, "Fair (fanbase)." "If you put in a good effort, (the love) is there for you. If you're not, they let you know about it..."

K'Andre Miller really found Jordan Staal's stick, which was set up between Josh Anderson's legs. Insane feed.

"We weren't ready for the pace... Give (Montreal) credit, they made plays. They made plays, and they got us, but I didn't really know what we were doing." Rod Brind'Amour explaining the #Canes' turbulent first period.

Rod Brind'Amour was asked about today's news shared by Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman. "We're all human... We're all coming around to (mental health awareness) as a league. That's something that we have to take a lot of care in and understanding."

The Flyers are angry and trying to mix it up late. K'Andre Miller and Mark Jankowski are laughing.

The #Canes' head coach was asked about this exchange today. "You could hear the crowd was appreciative of their effort... I was happy for (Rick Tocchet) for doing that, and those people. That's a great hockey town."

Seth Jarvis was asked about Jordan Staal today. He gave a great answer, but he may be hearing about his description of the captain... 😅🤦‍♂️

The #Canes have had to manufacture their own intensity this week, but they’ve done a good job of doing so. From small ice games to upping the competitiveness in drills, they’ve continued to look like a well-oiled machine.

Come for Jackson Blake's toe drag, stay for Taylor Hall's smile. What a sweet goal. 🍭

Rod Brind'Amour was asked about Ridly Greig's punch on Sean Walker today. From that, he reiterated the stance he's been preaching since he became a head coach - there should be more reviews. "It is impossible to referee our sport live... Everything is happening so fast."

You could hear Seth yell right away, and Sebastian Aho was calling for Head Athletic Trainer Doug Bennett immediately. Hoping for the best. 🤞

Take Mark Jankowski's would-have-been go-ahead goal off the board. The officials ruled that there was goaltender interference on the play.

We all know Jaccob Slavin is as humble as they come. He said he "got lucky" with his sharp-angle goal last night. It was not lucky. He's had an incredible ability to bury from tough angles for many years.

Nikolaj Ehlers has to be helped off the ice after getting tangled up with Erik Karlsson in the corner.

Taylor Hall, as the #Canes move on from Game 1: "We need to understand what happened yesterday and why it happened. This morning, we went over a lot of stuff. When we wake up tomorrow, it's about Game 2, but today, it's still about realizing what happened and correcting that..."

Well, well, well, look who it is… 👀 Declared “probably out for the year” in December and having underwent hip surgery, goaltender Pyotr Kochetkov has joined his teammates on the ice at the end of today’s morning skate.

Seth Jarvis drops the gloves, standing up for Sebastian Aho after he was popped by Zemgus Girgensons. 🥊

Jackson Blake when asked about K'Andre Miller's pass on last night's game-winner - "That's why he makes the big bucks... Not many defensemen, not many guys in the league can see that play. He's one of the guys that can."