Hurricanes' Depth Lines Dominate Senators

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to NHL News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. Caroline Hurricanes are rolling with a two-nothing series lead over the Ottawa Senators as they head to Ontario for games 3 and 4. They seal game 2 with a wild, double overtime goal from Jordan Martinuk on the third line, proving they've been the sharper squad through 8. Periods of intense playoff hockey. Meanwhile, coach Rod Brenda Moore rolled all 18 skaters deep, spreading ice time evenly, even in that marathon game. Their top defenseman logged just under 35 minutes, while the lowest got nearly 25, keeping everyone fresh despite killing penalties. On the flip side, Ottawa shortened their bench hard with their fourth line barely seeing 15 minutes total and some guys under 13. Stars like Jake Sanderson pushed over 43 minutes, leaving the Sen's gasped by the end, while Caroline had juice left for the kill shot. Stats back it up. Hurricanes' depth lines are holding even and expect the goals, facing tougher matchups

1:03than Ottawa's barely used bottom six, which got split up quick, line for line, Caroline is owning the battles, shutting down Ottawa's top offense. If the Canes keep trusting their rotation in this grinded-out series, they could rabbit fast, otherwise it might stretch to seven and test those. Edges.