The Carolina Hurricanes recorded another 5-2 home victory over the New York Islanders to reach the Eastern Conference finals and their fans were quite loud. Check out to the most interesting moments from that series and last night’s tilt. In the other game of the night, the Dallas Stars beat the St. Louis Blues on the road to get to a 3-2 lead in the series as defenseman Esa Lindell scored the first NHL playoff goal of his career.
Canes are going to the Eastern Conference finals
The Carolina Hurricanes’ fairytale continues as they eliminated the New York Islanders out of the NHL playoffs with a 4-0 win in Round 2, and in the following video you can see the most interesting details from this series.
Welcome back to the Eastern Conference Final, @NHLCanes! #StanleyCup
NHL x @PPG pic.twitter.com/UmlPYaf85n
— NHL (@NHL) May 4, 2019
Rivera fired up the fans
The Carolina Hurricanes had a special guest to open Game 4 against New York Islanders. It was none other than Carolina Panthers’ head coach, Ron Rivera, who signaled Hurricane Warning at PNC Arena and the fans went crazy when they saw him.
It's @Panthers head coach @RiverboatRonHC getting @NHLCanes fans going tonight. #StanleyCup
🇺🇸📺: https://t.co/Ih39jIXaH4 @NBCSN
🇨🇦📺: https://t.co/eVCyWTbCNm @Sportsnet pic.twitter.com/Axi8QWv56q— NHL (@NHL) May 3, 2019
Pretty loud at PNC Arena
Carolina Hurricanes fans say they are the loudest in the NHL, and although they have serious competition around the league, the following video proves they can be really, really loud.
Yeah, that's pretty darn loud. #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/3WOx1YkfuI
— NHL (@NHL) May 4, 2019
Lindell with a first playoff goal
The Dallas Stars defeated the St. Louis Blues in Game 5 on the road, and now have an opportunity to clinch the series in front of their own fans after a narrow 2-1 victory. Dallas’ defenseman Esa Lindell will always remember this game as he scored his first ever NHL playoff goal, which put the Stars 2-0 up in the second period.
That's career #StanleyCup Playoff goal No. 1 for Esa Lindell!
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🇨🇦📺: https://t.co/eVCyWTbCNm @Sportsnet pic.twitter.com/dpTxpxUcN6— NHL (@NHL) May 4, 2019
Sibling rivalry
The Boston Bruins are returning home following a 4-1 win over Columbus Blue Jackets in Game 4, and one of the most interesting moments from that game is this fight over the arm rest between siblings in the stands.
Fighting over the arm rest is peak sibling rivalry. 🤣 #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/hIU3XVRTCK
— NHL (@NHL) May 3, 2019
