The Carolina Hurricanes were eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the Florida Panthers with a 5-3 loss in Game 5 of the best-of-7 Eastern Conference Final at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Wednesday.

Carolina has won at least one postseason series in its current run of seven straight playoff appearances, though three have now ended in the Eastern final.

Carter Verhaeghe broke a tie off a feed from Aleksander Barkov with 7:39 left and the defending champion Florida Panthers advanced to their third straight Stanley Cup Final, beating the Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 on Wednesday night in Game 5.

With their season-ending loss, the Carolina Hurricanes extended a surprising streak into a seventh straight campaign.

After the Florida Panthers sealed their Eastern Conference Final series win over the Carolina Hurricanes, the two teams prepared for the handshake line, but not

Carolina Hurricanes GM Eric Tulsky has shown he is willing to make major moves and accept the risk to try and improve the team. With cap space to spare this offseason, what changes might be in store?

NHL Network reporter Jackie Redmond clapped back at Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind'Amour supposedly "disrespecting" her.

The Carolina Hurricanes fell short of the Stanley Cup final again, and they are facing another uncertain off-season after a familiar exit from the Stanley Cup playoffs.