Carolina Hurricanes’ Jordan Staal (11) looks to pass the puck as Columbus Blue Jackets’ Jack Roslovic (96) challenges during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Raleigh, N.C., Monday ...

When the puck drops on Monday night at PNC Arena, Jordan Staal will log his 1,000th career game in the National Hockey League.Staal, who has played 568 games and counting in a Carolina Hurricanes ...

Carolina Hurricanes center Jordan Staal, set to play his 800th NHL career game, embraces being a team co-captain with Justin Faulk.

RALEIGH (AP) — Jordan Staal is staying with the Carolina Hurricanes after signing a four-year contract worth $11.6 million. The team announced the deal with their captain on Sunday, less than a ...

Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal signed a four-year contract worth $11.6 million prior to becoming an unrestricted free agent. 24/7 Live Raleigh Durham Fayetteville Surrounding Area Welcome, Mickey ...

When Carolina Hurricanes center Jordan Staal pulled himself from a game in San Jose in December, he never expected to miss more than two months (and counting) recovering from a concussion.

RALEIGH, N.C. — Getting Jordan Staal to talk about himself is about as easy as playing against the Carolina Hurricanes’ captain. His box-score numbers — nine goals and 28 points this season ...

Carolina Hurricanes forward Jordan Staal (11) looks on during the first period against the Florida Panthers in game two of the Eastern Conference Final of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Lenovo ...

Carolina Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal called the team's 5-0 loss to the Florida Panthers Thursday an "a-- whooping" after the Canes fell behind 2-0 in the series.

Carolina Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal tying goal in Game 5 a deserved reward for captain who is engine at heart of Canes in NHL playoffs.

Jordan Staal and his wife, Heather, lost their daughter last Friday. Little Hannah was stillborn. That would have been bad enough, but Wednesday, the couple released a statement outlining the ...

When Carolina Hurricanes center Jordan Staal pulled himself from a game in San Jose in December, he never expected to miss more than two months (and counting) recovering from a concussion.