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The Carolina Hurricanes have signed forward Jordan Martinook to a two-year contract extension worth an average of $2 million per season. General manager Don Waddell said Tuesday that Martinook's extension will begin next season. The 26-year-old Martinook has 10 goals and three assists in 50 games while leading the team with 125 hits and blocking 28 shots – the most by a Carolina forward. Continue to Article

January 29, 2019 4:41:pm EST

Muzzin, a 29-year-old from Woodstock, Ont., has four goals and 17 assists in 50 games this season —his seventh with the Kings. It's no secret that the Maple Leafs have been in search of an experienced right-handed defenceman, with management and scouting personnel making headlines last week after attending a number of Carolina Hurricanes games over the past couple months. The left-handed Muzzin doesn't necessarily fill that void on the Leafs' right side, but could pave the way for more Toronto dealings before the Feb. 25 trade deadline. Continue to Article

January 28, 2019 7:57:pm EST

The Toronto Maple Leafs need right-handed defencemen like a fish needs a bicycle: A lot. The team's weaknesses on the blue line have been a recurring storyline this season, especially with veteran defender Ron Hainsey, a left-handed shot, playing the right side on the team's top pairing. A team that's sitting outside of the playoff picture at the moment with a wealth of talented right-handed defenders is the Carolina Hurricanes. Continue to Article

January 23, 2019 7:57:pm EST

The Vancouver Canucks are supposed to be at the bottom of the standings, not in a playoff fight at this point of the season. Vancouver plays host to the Carolina Hurricanes on Wednesday night, and a win would send the Canucks into the break sitting in one of the Western Conference wild-card positions. "We're not placing pucks where they should be, getting in on the forecheck enough," Vancouver forward Bo Horvat said. Continue to Article

January 23, 2019 3:22:am EST

Despite plenty of their fans wanting to keep the bruising pending free agent, the Carolina Hurricanes are likely to trade Micheal Ferland, according to Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic. LeBrun places a potential price tag for a Ferland trade as a first-round pick and a prospect. On paper, that's a totally sensible move for a contender to make, with LeBrun adding the Pittsburgh Penguins to the list of potential suitors. Continue to Article

January 22, 2019 7:46:pm EST