Panthers sweep the Hurricanes to advance to their first Stanley Cup Final since 1996.
The Florida Panthers are off to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in 27 years after a thrilling 4-3 win in Game 4 over the Carolina Hurricanes. It looked like we’d at least need overtime to save the Hurricanes season, but aIf the Canes were looking to make a dramatic comeback, they didn’t exactly start off on the right foot to do so.
With how things went in Game 3 between the Dallas Stars and Vegas Golden Knights, it was extremely important that the Hurricanes got the next goal, and thankfully they managed to before the period even ended. Brady Skjei’s wrist shot trickled through Sergei Bobrovsky’s five hole, and in the scramble to contain it, Paul Stastny cleaned up the trash and brought the Canes back within one.
It was looking like that lead would hold, especially with the Panthers limiting the Canes chances throughout the third period, but some late pressure paid off for Carolina. Martinook set up Jesper Fast in the slot, and Fast made no mistake to score and tie the game at 3-3 for the Hurricanes.
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