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- Go ahead and mark August 24 on your calendar now:
JUST ANNOUNCED: Single-game tickets will go on sale on Thursday, August 24 at 10 a.m.! #Redvolution pic.twitter.com/1B1otrS2i4
— Carolina Hurricanes (@NHLCanes) July 20, 2017
- Trevor van Riemsdyk got his first look at his new digs yesterday, and spoke with CanesVision about his eventful summer:
- The Hurricanes, if you hadn’t noticed, still don’t have a captain. Andrew Schnittker takes a look at who could earn the honor. [Technician]
- What was Jeff Skinner doing this summer? Winning the doubles competition of the annual Smashfest table tennis tournament:
Team @JeffSkinner wins the doubles tournament! #SmashfestVI pic.twitter.com/MbHSGuVCbB
— NHL (@NHL) July 21, 2017
- Arbitration hearings were supposed to start yesterday, and here’s a helpful primer on the process and requirements from CapFriendly:
With Arbitration hearings scheduled to start today, here are few key points to remember, & the link to our Arb page: https://t.co/YAOHlLeC3V pic.twitter.com/PRdETR15KW
— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) July 20, 2017
- And why were they only “supposed” to start yesterday? Because the first hearing was settled before it got into the room, with the Blues signing Colton Parayko to a five-year, $27.5 million deal. [Blues]
- Former Canes prospect Brian Dumoulin is likely headed to arbitration. How much could he end up earning? [FanRag Sports]
- Kyle Hagel, three-time Checkers Man of the Year, has retired to join the coaching staff of the WHL’s Seattle Thunderbirds. [Thunderbirds]
- Speaking of the Checkers, they’ve signed defenseman Matt Finn to a two-way AHL contract. [Checkers]
- Want to rouse your office from the summer doldrums? The Hurricanes siren is here for you.
It's true. The @NHLCanes storm warning siren can make any mundane office situation hype. pic.twitter.com/5Qup8UkyLn
— Joe Ovies (@joeovies) July 20, 2017