How many of the net-minders to save the most shots in the NHL ever season since the 1994-95 campaign?
The Carolina Hurricanes kicked off their Round 1 series against the New Jersey Devils on Easter Sunday (April 20) with a 4-1 victory. Logan Stankoven led the way with two goals, Taylor Hall with two assists, and Frederik Andersen made 23 saves on 24 shots in the win.
In an early week matchup between the Carolina Hurricanes and Detroit Red Wings, the Hurricanes rode a strong showing from goaltender Frederik Andersen and an all-around typical Hurricanes-styled game to a 2-1 victory over the Red Wings.
The Carolina Hurricanes are one of the hottest teams in the NHL of late, winning six of their last seven games and securing 13 of a possible 14 standings points in that span.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Frederik Andersen made 22 saves, Andrei Svechnikov scored in the opening minute of the first period and the final minute of the second as the visiting Carolina Hurricanes pulled away for a 4-0 victory over the New York Rangers on Tuesday night.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen has won each of his first two starts since returning from a knee injury — and Thursday night’s 7-4 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets is one he won’t soon forget.
The Carolina Hurricanes are bringing back a veteran goaltender. Goalie Frederik Andersen is activated from injured reserve for the club, per NHL.com. The Hurricanes made the move ahead of a game Friday against the Las Vegas Golden Knights.
Carolina Hurricanes: The Hurricanes have activated goaltender Frederik Andersen from the IR and assigned goaltender Dustin Tokarski to the AHL. Kurt Dusterberg: Andersen was the Hurricanes’ backup last night.
The Carolina Hurricanes held a morning skate at Lenovo Center on Friday morning before their final matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights of the regular season.
Carolina Hurricanes netminder Frederik Andersen appears to nearing a return to action as he was activated from the injured reserve Friday, reports Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli.
The Carolina Hurricanes have announced that goaltender Frederik Andersen has been placed on injured reserve, and that they’ve recalled defenseman Ty Smith from their AHL affiliate, the Chicago Wolves.
The pending unrestricted free agent has a 72-28-4 record with a .919 SV% since arriving in Raleigh-Durham in 2021 but has missed an incredible 129 regular-season games during that time due to injury or illness.
The Carolina Hurricanes have gotten used to life without goaltender Frederik Andersen, who has developed a reputation of being one of the more injury-prone goalies in the NHL today.
The Carolina Hurricanes are currently without starting goaltender Frederik Andersen, who underwent knee surgery recently, and is expected to return towards the end of February.
The Carolina Hurricanes still currently sit in a playoff spot this season, but their goaltending situation remains a concern. As injuries disrupt their plans to compete, even a recent signing hasn’t been enough to stop the organization from looking for a solution in the crease.
The Carolina Hurricanes are once again at a crossroads. On Thursday afternoon (Nov. 21), they announced that goaltender Frederik Andersen will be out eight to 12 weeks after successful knee surgery.
Already a bit light in the goalie department, following news that Frederik Andersen is out of commission, the Carolina Hurricanes might have little choice but to start looking around the trade market for a goaltender.
According to a report from TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, the Carolina Hurricanes will be without Frederik Andersen for the next eight weeks as the veteran goaltender is expected to undergo knee surgery.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen will have a knee procedure and miss about eight weeks of action, TSN reported Thursday. The procedure was characterized as "not major" and "just a clean-up" in the report, but the timeline would keep him sidelined until mid-January.
The Carolina Hurricanes are once again in familiar territory. They announced Friday, Nov. 15 that goaltender Frederik Andersen is out “way longer” than they thought.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen continues to battle injury troubles as head coach Rod Brind’Amour confirmed Friday that the veteran netminder will remain sidelined beyond the week-to-week prognosis originally provided at the end of October.
Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen is considered week-to-week with a lower-body injury, coach Rod Brind'Amour announced Thursday. Brind'Amour said Andersen "came up a little gimpy" after Carolina's 4-1 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Saturday.
There is a credible argument that Andersen has been the team’s best player to start the 2024-25 campaign.
Goaltending was supposed to be the one position in which the New York Islanders might have an advantage over the Carolina Hurricanes during their first-round series. That has not been the case
Frederik Andersen may have already notched the save of the postseason.
Andersen, 34, last played in a 2-1 loss to the Rangers on Nov. 2. Four days later, GM Don Waddell announced the Dane would be out indefinitely after medical tests uncovered the clotting problems.
Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen has been cleared by team doctors to resume “limited on-ice conditioning.”
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