After a 4-0 win in Game 3 on Saturday night, the Carolina Hurricanes are looking to take both games at home against the Washington Capitals. The two teams face off in Game 4

The Lenovo Center brings in about $200 million a year in economic and fiscal impact each year. The area is also going to see a $1 billion expanded entertainment district after getting approval from the City of Raleigh. Even Capitals fans were impressed, as many made the drive down from the Washington, DC area.

When did the Carolina Hurricanes begin using a hurricane warning siren at NHL home games? Who picks who does it? Questions and answers on the tradition.

The Carolina Hurricanes return to Lenovo Center having split the opening of their second-round series against the Washington Capitals 1-1 on the road.

It's so busy at the Lenovo Center this week that Doug Warf, president of the Carolina Hurricanes' parent organization, said it feels like he's living at the arena. Over the next five days, the arena could host more than 90,

Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals will face the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 4 of this NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs matchup on Monday.