CanesCast

The Hurricanes captured eight of a possible 10 points during their five-game homestand. Mike and Michael provide their assessment of a busy week of hockey and look ahead to another action-packed segment of divisional opponents. And, fan questions! Boogie woogie, woogie.

The Hurricanes have been a dominant team in 2019, and Mike and Michael explain how the team's resiliency and ability to bounce back from a loss has been a big factor in the resurgence. Nino Niederreiter has also been a crucial piece, and he joins episode 81 of CanesCast to discuss his first two months with the Canes and what it will be like to face his former team.

In between goaltender interference and no goaltender interference, there's a whole lot of gray, and Mike and Michael dive headfirst into it in an attempt to explain the late-game confusion in Nashville and more. Plus, why the lopsided loss to Winnipeg is just a blip on the radar for this surging Canes team.

It's been a fun week of hockey for the Hurricanes. The team continues to find ways to win, whether it's in a dominant effort or a come-from-behind overtime thriller. Sunday's Alumni Game brought some familiar faces back to the ice, and Mike and Michael welcome to the podcast two former Canes: Aaron Ward and Tim Brent.

Great news! Mike and Michael weren't moved at the trade deadline, so it's time for episode 78 of CanesCast, which discusses a wild, busy day around the NHL. Why did the Canes stay relatively quiet, and why is that the smart move? Plus, a recap of the Mentors' Trip from two folks who were along for the ride.

The Canes are a bunch of jerks, apparently. Mike and Michael get behind the mics to set the record straight on the 77th episode of CanesCast. Why does this season feel different, and where does the team go from here? Plus, fan questions!

The Hurricanes are in the mix of the Eastern Conference playoff race thanks to a hot start on their season-long, five-game road trip. What has led to the success? What happened in New Jersey? How can the Canes continue to compile wins in February? Mike and Michael answer all of those questions and more.

Contributions from everyone. A full 60 minutes. One game at a time. They're cliches, but they're all true for the Hurricanes at a crucial juncture in the season. Mike and Michael preview the Canes' five-game road trip and look ahead to the final 30 games of the regular season.

Hey now, Sebastian Aho's an All-Star, and he's featured on the latest episode of CanesCast to discuss NHL All-Star Weekend in San Jose and more. It's an All-Star edition of the podcast, and Mike and Michael break it all down.

Having just put pen to paper on a five-year contract extension, Teuvo Teravainen joins CanesCast to give his thoughts on why he wanted to commit long-term to the Hurricanes and what he expects from the team in the near future. Plus, Mike and Michael break down the Nino Niederreiter trade and a bounce-back win in Edmonton in what was a busy week for the Canes.

The Hurricanes have won seven of their last eight games. They're rolling. What's different about this recent stretch? Mike and Michael dissect it all and answer some fan questions. Plus, Greg McKegg joins the podcast to discuss his role with the Canes and how he's been able to contribute.

Happy New Year! CanesCast is back in 2019 with a new, mid-week episode. Mike and Michael have much to discuss, including Whalers Night, a New Year's Eve victory over Philadelphia, what's hot and what's not, a look ahead to a road-heavy January and much more.

The Hurricanes are home for the holidays. After tossing the monkey off his back, Warren Foegele joins the podcast to discuss his goal against Arizona, his rookie season and much more. Plus, Mike and Michael dissect the last week in Canes-land and look ahead to the remainder of this five-game homestand.

Just days after scoring his first NHL goal in incredibly unique fashion, Clark Bishop joins episode 69 of CanesCast. Now back in Raleigh, Mike and Michael break down the week that was for the Canes on the road, which included a gritty win in Anaheim. Nice.

The 68th episode of CanesCast comes to you rinkside from Canes practice in El Segundo, California. Mike and Michael ponder how the team can create offense and dissect the waiver moves from late last week. Plus, John Forslund drops by to regale the pod with his encounter with a mascot. Make sure you listen to the end of this one. It gets weird.

Fresh off netting his first career hat trick on Friday, Jordan Martinook joins episode 67 of CanesCast to relive his performance and deliver an update on his "lip broom." Then, during practice at Raleigh Center Ice, Mike and Michael break down the good and not so good from the last week before the Canes fly off to Montreal.

Gather 'round the table for episode 66 of CanesCast, as Mike and Michael recap the weekend that was for the Canes after a four-day gap in between games. Plus, we've got another two copies of NHL 19 to gift to our loyal listeners. Then, a debate about Thanksgiving food puts a bow on this feast of a pod.

The Hurricanes are back in town for a season-long, six-game homestand. After recapping the back half of the Canes' road trip, Mike and Michael analyze the first two games of the homestand and assess the importance of the next four. Plus, listener questions!

Episode 64 of CanesCast comes to you on location in Las Vegas, where the Canes practiced before continuing their four-game road trip. What needs to happen in St. Louis and Chicago for the team to turn the trip around? Mike and Michael offer their thoughts and announce the two winners of NHL 19.

Scott Darling is back with the Hurricanes, and he joins episode 63 of CanesCast to discuss his return from injury and conditioning start in Charlotte. Mike and Michael also have to defend having fun, for some reason. Plus, we've got brand new copies of NHL 19 to give away to two lucky listeners. Find out how it can be you!

Fresh off a victory in Detroit, CanesCast is back to break down how the Canes ended their three-game skid and how they can carry the momentum through their upcoming three-game homestand. Plus, Mike and Michael provide some injury updates and answer a couple of listener questions.

The Canes are on the road again, and the life Mike and Michael love is making music with their friends. On episode 61 of the podcast: Sebastian Aho's hot start leads to him being named the NHL's third star of the week, plus thoughts on the road trip thus far and how the team can finish strong before heading back home.

We're three games into the 2018-19 regular season, and the Canes are having fun. So are Mike and Michael, who break down what's clicked and what needs improvement in the early going. Plus, listener questions. Fun!

October has finally arrived, which means the start of the regular season is just days away. Mike and Michael dissect what was the Hurricanes' best preseason in team history and make some predictions for the 82 games ahead that count. Listen to find out if you won tickets to Opening Night!

With two weeks of training camp in the books, CanesCast returns to break it all down. Mike and Michael provide their insight on the Canes' hot start in the preseason, and head coach Rod Brind'Amour joins the show. Plus, find out how you can win a pair of tickets to Opening Night.