The Canes didn't have a lot to play for in their 6-3, season-ending loss to the Blue Jackets. They couldn't finish first and couldn't lose ground in the Eastern Conference standings, so they rested 8 starters, including half of their top 6 defenders. They also started Spencer Martin in goal, his first action since the end of February. In addition, the Canes played three rookies who just finished up their college seasons. Only real downside was the 2nd period injury to Jesper Fast who crashed into the boards and didn't return. Carolina opens up the playoffs this weekend against the New York Islanders at PNC Arena.
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After bouncing back in DC
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After being snapped by the Rangers again
Carolina Hurricanes: Before we get back to the games...
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After closing the 1st half in style
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After Aho caps royal comeback in 5-4 OT win over Kings
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After the PK beats the Bruins
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After a wild comeback win
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After the OT Marty Party in Dallas
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After Aho's second hat trick
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After a downer of a 5-2 win
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After not closing the deal against Vancouver
Carolina Hurricanes: Andersen leads Canes to 2-1 win over Pens
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After getting defensive to snap the skid
Carolina Hurricanes: Struggles in net doom Canes to 4th straight loss
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Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After emptying the barrel to no avail
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After all good things must come to an end
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After surviving New Jersey in a shootout
Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After setting another franchise record
Carolina Hurricanes: The Morning After the beat goes on
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