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The Carolina Hurricanes won’t face the Nashville Predators for the second night in a row, with the game postponed, shown in the statement below.

NHL statement on tonight’s @Canes vs. @PredsNHL game. pic.twitter.com/eVEXIOdCV8

— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) January 19, 2021

According to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, the issue involves a COVID situation with the Hurricanes. No decision has been made as to when the game will be rescheduled for.

The two teams met yesterday, in what was each team’s third game of the season. The Hurricanes took a 4-2 win, with goals from Sebastian Aho, Nino Niederreiter, Andrei Svechnikov and Vincent Trocheck, as well as a 31-save performance from James Reimer.

Carolina’s next game is scheduled for Thursday against the Florida Panthers.



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OTHER HURRICANES ARTICLES FROM JANUARY:

Breaking down Carolina’s training camp roster
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Blackhawks
Weekly Recap: Hurricanes Edition (January 3)
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Blue Jackets
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Stars
Ryan Suzuki earns Silver Medal with Canada at World Juniors
Hurricanes are reportedly interested in Patrik Laine
Hurricanes place seven players on waivers
Gustav Forsling claimed by Panthers
Weekly Recap: Hurricanes Edition (January 10)
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Red Wings
Hurricanes claim Forsberg, waive Nedeljkovic and Ryan, trade for Max Lajoie
Hurricanes announce taxi squad, assign players to AHL
Carolina Hurricanes 2020-21 Season Preview
Hurricanes shutout Red Wings in first game of season
Anton Forsberg claimed by Jets, Jordan Staal added to COVID Protocol list
Weekly Recap: Hurricanes Edition (January 17)
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Predators

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