NHL · Metropolitan
Carolina Hurricanes news Thursday, November 12, 2026
This is the Hurricanes page as it was that morning. Today’s Hurricanes news
Get Hurricanes news every morning
One free email: the Hurricanes in 30 seconds, the whole story in 5. Every story links to its sources.
Free, no account. Follow other teams too? Pick them all. By signing up, you agree to our privacy policy.
Check your inbox
We sent a confirmation to . Tap the button in it and your first Hurricanes email arrives the next morning.
The 30-second version
The 5-minute version
Game day · Thu, Nov 12
12:00 PM ET
at Kraken
Veikkaus Arena, Helsinki · NHL Net, CARNHL, KONG
Record14–3–2
1st in the Metropolitan · 30 PTS
No. 1 in the 30-second version
Hurricanes at Kraken, Thu, Nov 12, 12:00 PM ET.
Carolina Hurricanes at Seattle Kraken, Thu, Nov 12, 12:00 PM ET at Veikkaus Arena, Helsinki, TV: NHL Net, CARNHL, KONG. Seattle Kraken record: 9-6-1. Carolina Hurricanes record: 14-3-2. Seattle Kraken last five, most recent first: L 5-1 vs Minnesota Wild; W 5-4 vs Toronto Maple Leafs; L 6-2 @ Calgary Flames; W 2-1 OT vs Calgary Flames; L 4-3 vs New York Rangers. Carolina Hurricanes last five, most recent first: W 3-2 vs Columbus Blue Jackets; W 7-0 vs Winnipeg Jets; L 4-1 @ Nashville Predators; W 5-3 @ New York Islanders; W 9-2 vs Chicago Blackhawks. Season series: Series starts 11/12. Seattle Kraken leaders: Goals: Frederick Gaudreau, 7; Assists: Chandler Stephenson, 11; Points: Berkly Catton, 14. Carolina Hurricanes leaders: Goals: Logan Stankoven, 11; Assists: Sebastian Aho, 16; Points: Sebastian Aho, 26. Seattle Kraken injuries: Nikke Kokko (injured reserve, not injury related), Curtis Douglas (injured reserve, upper body), Jared McCann (injured reserve, lower body), Jacob Melanson (injured reserve, chest), Ryan Lindgren (injured reserve, upper body). Carolina Hurricanes injuries: William Carrier (day-to-day, knee), Jordan Staal (injured reserve, calf).
Source: ESPN
Broad Street Hockey, a fan blog, argues the Flyers burned through their goodwill in one month.
The column looks back at the Flyers' 2026 playoff run, which ended in a second-round sweep by the eventual Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes. It also recalls Philadelphia's early-July offer sheet to restricted free agent Leo Carlsson, a five-year, $90 million deal, and the excerpt does not say whether Anaheim matched it.
Source: Broad Street Hockey
Around the NHL
No. 2 in the 30-second version
Flyers coach Rick Tocchet says winger Matvei Michkov has not asked for a trade, calling the report untrue.
The report, relayed by ESPN's Kevin Weekes, said Michkov would likely want a change of scenery amid the Flyers' struggles. GM Danny Briere said Michkov and his agent both denied the report, and Michkov told reporters he is happy to be in Philadelphia. The Flyers have lost 15 of their first 20 games, and Michkov leads the team with 10 goals.
Sources: ESPN · NBC Sports · The Hockey News - Detroit Red Wings · Broad Street Hockey
No. 3 in the 30-second version
Sens' Cousins out 7-10 days after legal hit from Caps' Chychrun.
The thunderous hit by Washington Capitals defenseman Jakob Chychrun that injured Ottawa Senators forward Nick Cousins late in the teams' game Tuesday night was determined not to be a penalty after on-ice officials reviewed the play.With three minutes left in regulation, Chychrun forcefully lowered his left shoulder into the chest of Cousins, whose head was just tilting up after passing the puck.
Sources: ESPN · Associated Press · NY Post Sports · The Hockey News - Ottawa Senators
Golden Knights beat Utah 5-3, with Ivan Barbashev scoring twice and Mark Stone two points from Vegas' scoring record.
Vegas scored three goals in the second period, and Utah cut a three-goal deficit to one in the third before Brett Howden restored the two-goal lead. Utah played without several injured players, including Dylan Guenther, Nate Schmidt and John Marino, and Logan Cooley was listed as day-to-day. Carter Hart made 14 saves for Vegas and Sebastian Cossa stopped 23 shots for Utah.
Sources: The Hockey News - Utah Hockey Club · Associated Press · The Hockey News - Las Vegas Golden Knights
Penguins beat Sharks 3-2 in a shootout after blowing a two-goal lead in the third period.
Ben Kindel scored in regulation and the lone shootout goal, and Sergei Murashov made 34 saves through overtime. Macklin Celebrini scored and set up Mason Marchment's tying goal with 4:11 left, according to the Associated Press.
Sources: Associated Press · The Hockey News - San Jose Sharks · PensBurgh
Jets beat Devils 4-2 as former Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck, booed in pregame warmups, did not play.
Dawson Mercer and Kyle Connor each scored twice, and Jake Allen made 21 saves for New Jersey, according to the Associated Press. The win extended Winnipeg's streak to four games and ended the Devils' five-game run.
Sources: ESPN · Associated Press · Arctic Ice Hockey
How this is made: Summaries are written with AI from the linked reporting. For the full account, read the sources.