Arizona Coyotes at Carolina Hurricanes: Storm Advisory and Preview

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Carolina Hurricanes (10-5-4, 24 points) at Arizona Coyotes (6-9-2, 14 points)

November 23, 2022 — 7:00 p.m. EST

PNC Arena — Raleigh, North Carolina

Watch: Bally Sports South

Listen: 99.9 The Fan

SBN Opposition: Five For Howling

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Game Notes

• Extra Extra! The Carolina Hurricanes have now lost three straight games in overtime for the first time in franchise history
• The Carolina Hurricanes and Arizona Coyotes have met 84 times. The Canes lead the all-time series 44-30-8-2, with the Canes being 12-1-2 in their last 15 meetings.
• Burning Man Brent Burns earned his 10th assist against the Winnipeg Jets, he is the 20th defenseman to accomplish this feat in at least 18 seasons.
• Keller Instinct Clayton Keller leads the Coyotes in goals (7) and assists (11) in 2022-23
• Power Play Prowess Through 17 games the Arizona Coyotes have a power play success rate of 26.7% which ranks seventh in the NHL
• Shayne Gostisbehere paces current Coyotes in career assists (11) and points (15) versus Carolina. He picked up an assist the last time the Yotes were in Raleigh

Storm Advisory

• Toronto Maple Leafs place defenseman Moran Reilly on long-term injured reserve. [ESPN]

• Can Ryan Reynolds be the next Ottawa Senators owner? Sportsnet looks at the list of the next possible owners of the Sens. [Sportsnet]
• The New Jersey Devils are proving that they are for real with their 13-game win streak. [NHL]

• How Luke Schenn saved his career “Coaches asked me if I was going to retire.” [$TheAthletic]
• Injury updates on multiple Philadelphia Flyers forwards. [NBC Philadelphia]

• The early injuries for the Washington Capitals contributes to their unusually slow start. [Washington Post]
• Thanksgiving playoff position deadline is real for NHL coaches. [NHL]