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Storm Advisory 11/14/18: NHL News, Rumors, Links and Daily Roundup

The Canes move on from Traverse City, Tom Wilson’s suspension was reduced, and Jeff Skinner continues to light the lamp in Buffalo.

By Cody Hagan

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Reading Assignments

  • The Hurricanes announced they will no longer be participating in the Traverse City prospect tournament, opting to participate in the 2019 NHL Prospects Showcase held next year in Nashville. [Hurricanes]
  • In case you missed it, here’s the tribute video the Hurricanes put together for Cam Ward [NHL]
  • It appears we’ve had another violation in the Canes PR department. Get the Bojangles ready
  • This is not exactly the kind of list you want to see four of your players on:
  • For your daily #Nylander tracker:
  • Who has the best defensive group in the NHL? One writer says Carolina tops the list. [ESPN]
  • Early predictions for the 2019 Hall of Fame inductees including a name drop for Rod Brind’Amour. [ESPN]
  • Five questions with former Hurricanes radio announcer Chuck Kaiton. [NHL]
  • Jeff Skinner is scoring at a rapid pace for the Sabres. [The Athletic $]
  • Tom Wilson had his suspension reduced to 14 games:
  • Here is a more in depth look as to why the suspension was reduced. [The Hockey News]
  • The Capitals GM Brian MacLellan says Mr. Wilson needs to adjust his playing style. [NHL]
  • Last thing on Tom Wilson for now, former Hurricane Matt Cullen is not too happy about the reduction of Wilson’s suspension. [The Score]
  • In the NHL Concussion settlement, the owners have come out on top. [New York Times]
  • Oddest save of the year so far?
  • Last but certainly not least, Carolina Hurricanes Sled Hockey is hosting their annual Casino Night fundraiser this Friday night, Nov. 16. It’s a great time, but if you’re not able to attend, you can also bid on auction items and help support a great organization.