It's Bigger than Hockey as We Stand for Western North Carolina | Carolina Hurricanes Podcast

It's a Monday Edition of Locked On Hurricanes. We start the show with how the Carolina Hurricanes will donate their ticket revenue from the Oct. 2 vs. the Nashville Predators in Hurricane Helene Relief. We hear from Canes head coach Rod Brind'Amour and defenseman Sean Walker post-game from Friday's 8-2 win at home vs the Panthers. We also hear from Brind'Amour post-game about their 5-4 loss in overtime on Saturday in Sunrise vs. Florida.
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Prayig for all effected by the recent hurricane.

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I was at the game on Friday. The game was as it should have been as the Canes team of mostly regulars were playing against basicaly Charlotte Checkers with a couple of vets. However the Canes prospect line of Josiah Slaven Ryan Suzuki and Gunler played really good. As I have been saying Suzuki really impressed with his performance in the dot including 3 for 3 in the defensive zone. He also stood up for his teammate behind the net but was smart when he saw the Canes had a rush going the other way and did not engage in a fight. That rush resulted in the Canes (Jo Slavin) first goal. 1 assist +2 or +3.

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Sorry one more comment-. As a former player/coach/scout my take aways from Fridays game. Offense, The line of Roslovic Aho Jarvis could be special. Roslovic brings an added speed and physicallity to that line. They looked very good. Great to see the line of Svech KK and Necas back together and they did not disapoint. KK continued to show jump and looked good with Svech and Necas. That line is dangerous. KK battles while Svech and Necas's skill takes over. The third line that is more like a fourth line of Martinook Staal and Carrier. Staal looked.....I love Staal but he looked like a player that is at the end of his career. His work ethic however is always strong. Martinook and Carrier are perfect line mates. This line will give teams fits and will ware down top offensive lines. Lets hope Rod doesn't make the mistake of seporating Martinook and Staal again in the playoffs. The fourth line that really looked like a third line of all prospects Jo Slavin Suzuki and Gunler was impressive. They were an offensive threat all night but was also defensily responsable. They looked like an NHL line playing against an AHL team. Rod was impressed with Suzuki's performance. Defense- We all know Slavin Burns and Chatty Orlov are solid. Burns looked great. No age issues. Ghost Walker gets my vote. Ghost and Walker looked good together. They moved the puck really well and were good together defensivly. Solid pair that will give you offense as well. Freddy was Freddy. Solid. You can not fault him for either goal. Penalty killing - had that one quick on that got them. Power Play- That first unit is very frustrating. Still no net front and lots of passing looking for the perfect shot. The second unit with KK Suzuki Burns Walker and one other i can't remember (LOL) were very good. They moved the puck quickly, had net front and took shots. The Staal line actually had PP time and looked good. Again it was an AHL team. If I remember correctly all units scored a PP goal. RBA actually started the KK Suzuki Walker Burns +1 unit on most PP after the first Unit looked like trash on the first PP attempt. Overall the game went as it should have.

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Here is the isuue. THE CANES DON"T NEED TWO CHECKING LINES!!!!! The Staal line is your checking line!!!!! (99% of NHL teams fourth line) You really need a third line. Here is the problem. Drury is the perfect replacement for Staal when he retires. (Not Captain but that checking line center) But right now you don't need two of those centers. 99.9 percent of Drury's shots are in the goalies chest. Saturday evening we saw that 00.1% when he doesn't shoot in the goalies chest. Can Drury find enough offense to work a real 3rd line????? The Drury line will be a factor one way or the other. Right now the Canes will have to depend on the first two lines for offense. I personally like Lemuiex over Robinson who hasn't really shown much. Jost looks good.

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Blake needs AHL time. That penalty at the end of regulation time for no reson in the offensive zone proved he needs time to grow. Again Suzuki has been the most impressive prospect forward in camp. Honestly Juha Jaaska has looked better than Blake. I would say Blake and Nadeau need a full AHL season under their belts.