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Hurricanes Bench Goalie Frederik Andersen

Hurricanes Bench Goalie Frederik Andersen Ahead of Eastern Conference Finals Game 3

The Carolina Hurricanes are making a significant change in net as they sit down 2-0 to the Florida Panthers in the Eastern Conference finals. As announced by head coach Rod Brind'Amour, the team is benching goalie Frederik Andersen and will instead start Pyotr Kochetkov between the pipes in Game 3 on Saturday night.

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Hurricanes switch goalies for Game 3, starting Kochetkov over Andersen against Panthers

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Hurricanes bench Freddie Andersen for Game 3. Is Pyotr Kochetkov the answer?

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How to Watch Hurricanes vs Panthers: Live Stream Stanley Cup Playoffs East Final Game 3, TV Channel

Florida is showing why they are the defending Stanley Cup champions, and that they are the team to beat in these playoffs.

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Carolina Hurricanes vs. Florida Panthers live updates, Game 3 highlights

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PREVIEW: Oilers at Stars (Game 2)

The Edmonton Oilers will try to draw even with the Dallas Stars on Friday night in Game 2 of the Western Conference Final at American Airlines Center.

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Everybody's scoring for Florida. Nobody's scoring for Carolina, and that sums up the East finals

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Hurricanes Turn to Backup Goalie in Game 3

The Carolina Hurricanes are heading to Florida behind two games to none in the Eastern Conference Final and are in need of a change. Preparing for Game 3, the H

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The Carolina Hurricanes keep leaning on their penalty kill in another deep postseason push

The Carolina Hurricanes continue to lean on a reliable penalty kill in their latest playoff run. The Hurricanes have been the No. 1 kill through the past seven regular seasons of coach Rod Brind'Amour's tenure.