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Hear Kaiton's calls

Here are Chuck Kaiton's calls for Jussi Jokinen's and Eric Staal's third-period goals.

Audio courtesy of 99.9 The Fan.


On Jokinen's goal


On Staal's goal

April 28, 2009: Canes 4, Devils 3

The Carolina Hurricanes score two goals in the final 1:20 to stun the Devils 4-3 and win the best-of-seven series 4-3.

Dewey beats Truman

How quick was Carolina's 4-3 dramatic finish over the New Jersey Devils?

So fast that ESPN.com didn't have a chance to take down its "Devils Oust Canes" (bottom left hand corner) before putting up its story on the Canes' win. 

Game 7: Canes 4, Devils 3

Staff photo by Chris Seward

Photo gallery: Canes 4, Devils 3 

First Look: See 178 raw images from Game 7

NEWARK, N.J. — Who would have thought the Hurricanes could top the finish of Game 4?

With 90 seconds to go, it looked like the Carolina Hurricanes' season was over. But Jussi Jokinen, the hero of Game 4, scored with 1:20 left to tie the game at 3.

And then, Eric Staal fired in the series-winner with 31.7 seconds remaining. The Canes held on during the final, desperate flurry of the New Jersey Devils to win their first
Game 7 on the road.

April 26, 2009: Canes 4, Devils 0

The Canes shutout the Devils 4-0 to tie the series and force a Game 7 in New Jersey Tuesday night.

Game 6 first look: Devils at Hurricanes

Game 6: Hurricanes 4, Devils 0

Staff photo by Chris Seward

Photo gallery: Canes 4, Devils 0 
First Look: See 256 raw images from Game 6

RALEIGH — The Hurricanes shut out the Devils 4-0 at the RBC Center, forcing a seventh and final game Tuesday in Newark, N.J.

Jussi Jokinen made the score 4-0 in the third period with the Hurricanes’ second power play goal of the series.

On the left side, Defenseman Joe Corvo passed to Ray Whitney in the left corner. He passed across the crease to Jussi Jokinen, who one-timed the pass past Brodeur at 9:12 in the final period. …

Devils: Series has been tight

The series between the Carolina Hurricanes and New Jersey Devils has been a grind.

It’s the only series in which no team has won back-to-back games.

The Devils and Hurricanes might be the most evenly matched of any of the other first-round pairings.

Maurice: Canes need to be sharp

After the Hurricanes’ practice at the RBC Center Saturday, coach Paul Maurice said his team’s inability to score in Thursday’s 1-0 shutout wasn’t for a lack of effort.

“We watched those games over and over again,” said Maurice. “In the stretches when they’re good, they’re working as hard as they can.”

Maurice said that clean puck movement is one of the keys.

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