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Event – Carolina Hurricanes at Toronto Maple Leafs

Time & Date – 7 pm, Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Venue – Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Ontario

The Hurricanes are on their way to Toronto, and happy to be leading the season series 2-1. November 6th saw them start things off with a 3-2 loss on home ice, but they quickly caught up and then surpassed the Leafs with a 6-5 shootout win at home on November 19th and a 4-2 win in Ontario on January 12th. Last season Carolina won the series three games to one. We’ll soon find out if the boys from Raleigh can do it again.

Established in 1972 as the New England Whalers, relocated to Hartford as a part of the NHL seven years later, and based out of Carolina as the Hurricanes since 1997, the visiting team won its 3rd division championship, its 2nd conference championship, and its 1st league championship in 2006. The Carolina Hurricanes have made it to the playoffs 20 times including seven appearances out of New England and eight out of Hartford. Their latest postseason occurred last year, and was ended by the Pittsburgh Penguins after four games in the conference finals.

Established in 1917 as the Toronto Blueshirts, renamed the Arenas in 1918, the St. Patricks in 1919, and the Maple Leafs in 1927, and a part of the NHL from the beginning, the home team won its 5th division championship in 2000, is working hard for a fifth opportunity to secure its first conference championship, and won its 13th league championship in 1967. The Toronto Maple Leafs have made it to the playoffs 64 times including one appearance as the Blueshirts and three as the St. Patricks. Their latest postseason occurred in 2004, and was ended by the Philadelphia Flyers after six games in the conference semifinals.

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Here’s a look at what Carolina and Toronto have done with the season so far.

CAROLINA HURRICANES

5th in the Southeast Division and 14th in the Eastern Conference with 55 points in 61 games played, the Hurricanes have a record of 24 wins, 30 losses, and 7 overtime losses and a goals for/against ratio of 168-194. Carolina is 16-12-3 at home, 8-18-4 away, and 8-2-0 for the last ten, and presently has a five-game winning streak. After starting 40 games, goaltender Cam Ward has a 14-21-5 record, a .913 save percentage, and a 2.74 GAA. Center Eric Staal leads in offense with 20 goals and 30 assists in 49 games played, left winger Jussi Jokinen has the most pucks in his pocket with 23 goals in 60 games played, and defenseman Joni Pitkanen is the team’s helping hand with 31 assists in 52 games played.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS

5th in the Northeast Division and 15th in the Eastern Conference with 49 points in 61 games played, the Maple Leafs have a record of 19 wins, 31 losses, and 11 overtime losses and a goals for/against ratio of 162-208. Toronto is 11-13-5 at home, 8-18-6 away, and 2-6-2 for the last ten, and presently has a two-game losing streak. With 1 shutout after starting 29 games, goaltender Jonas Gustavsson has a 9-13-8 record, a .898 save percentage, and a 3.07 GAA. Defenseman Tomas Kaberle leads in offense and is the team’s helping hand with 6 goals and 40 assists in 61 games played, and right winger Phil Kessel has the most pucks in his pocket with 21 goals in 49 games played.

Will the Hurricanes prove to be the better team for the third year in a row, or will the Maple Leafs manage to even the season series?

Carolina finished last season 2nd in its division and 6th in its conference with a 45-30-7 and 239-226 record. The Hurricanes eliminated the New Jersey Devils in game seven of round one and the Boston Bruins in game seven of round two before the Pittsburgh Penguins swept them out of last year’s Stanley Cup playoffs in the conference finals.

Toronto finished 2008-09 5th in its division and 12th in its conference with a 34-35-13 and 250-293 record.

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