Hurricanes Grab 2-0 Series Lead, Game 3 in Ottawa

0:00It's April 21st. This is NHL News Today, your AI-powered team coverage. Carolina Hurricanes grab a two-nothing series lead over the Ottawa Senators with a three-two win in double overtime during Game 2 at Lenovo. Center Jordan Martin Nook delivered the Game Winner at 1353 of the second overtime, beating minus Old Mark after a marathon battle that had everyone on edge. Earlier this week, the first overtime turned into pure chaos. The Hurricanes celebrated what they thought was the winner by Marche and Kowski with 2-42 left, but refs overturned it on review because captain. Jordan Style was offside entering the zone. That led straight to a penalty shot for Martin Nook on a hooking call, but he got stoned walled by Old Mark's glove save. Players from both sides were stunned by the rollercoaster. Martin Nook admitted feeling rough after missing that shot, joking about it like a teeter-tot ride gone wrong. Players coach Travis Greene called it one for the books after 970 regular season games

1:03and more, praising his team's grit even in, defeat. Ottawa pushed hard, firing chances at Frederick Anderson but couldn't crack him for a third goal. Old Mark stood tall with 43 saves, giving his squad multiple escapes, yet they couldn't close it out. Now the series shifts to Ottawa for Game 3 on Thursday at 730 p.m. Eastern. Hurricanes know 2-0 leads when 86% of the time, especially starting at home, so Martin Nook says it's on them to keep the pressure. On and shut down any comeback talk.