Carolina Hurricanes Lead Series 2-0

0:00It's April 23rd. Welcome in. This is NHL News Today, where your team meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Carolina Hurricanes grab a 2-0 series lead over the Ottawa Senators, with a 3-2 double overtime win in Game 2 Monday night. Jordan Martin nooks scored the winner deep into the extra frames after Ottawa pushed hard, but couldn't seal it. It's the second straight year, the sense dropped the first two playoff games, with some tough breaks haunting them early. Red bounces plague Ottawa from the start, like pucks cleared off the goal line, and Frederick Anderson standing tall. They finally got on the board with goals from Drake Beatherson and Dylan Cousins, but Tim Stutzel and Michael Amadio hit post in overtime before. Carolina Struck, stats show the series as tight, with Ottawa close and expected goals, but only scoring twice total. Fans and analysts point to finishing woes as the big issue, especially mid-range shots, where Carolina outshoots them 26-12. Net front battles have been gritty, but the Sends can't convert, despite leading the league

1:03there in the regular season. Their power plays 0-7 against Carolina's strong kill. Coaches are tweaking defense with guys like Jordan Spence parrying up better, and line shuffles could mix power forwards with Snivers like Brady. Tika Chuck, Tim Stutzel, and Claude Giroux. Travis Green says all options are open after practice, heading home to Canadian Tire Center for Games 3 and 4, where Ottawa won 23 times this year, might flip the momentum against. Carolina's strong road foes. They got a strike fast though, sitting 0 and 10 all time, went down to 0.