Jesperi Kotkaniemi's two-goal performance led the Carolina Hurricanes to a 2-1 victory over the Dallas Stars, sealing a successful back-to-back road trip. Kotkaniemi's second goal came just 24 seconds after the Stars had tied the game in the third period, showcasing his timely scoring ability. The Hurricanes also benefited from strong goaltending by Pyotr Kochetkov, who made 22 saves, contributing to Carolina's impressive record when leading after two periods. The Stars, meanwhile, saw their season-long seven-game winning streak end, with Jake Oettinger stopping 17 shots.

Kotkaniemi's goals mark a return to form, as he had previously gone nine games without finding the net. His recent scoring surge is complemented by Martin Necas, who continued to excel with two assists, bringing his season total to 54 points in 48 games. Coach Rod Brind'Amour celebrated his 500th game behind the bench for the Hurricanes, further solidifying the team's strong performance under his leadership.

The NHL features an exciting lineup of eight games this Tuesday night, with the Carolina Hurricanes squaring off against the Dallas Stars in a pivotal matchup at 8 p.m. ET. The Hurricanes are coming off a previous 6-4 victory against the Stars, which showcased a flurry of goals from both teams. Carolina's Pyotr Kochetkov is anticipated to defend the net against Jake Oettinger for Dallas. Following that, the Washington Capitals will challenge the Edmonton Oilers at 9 p.m., though the Oilers will be without star player Connor McDavid due to suspension. The Capitals, riding a four-game win streak, are favored to secure a road victory.

In addition to the Hurricanes-Stars and Capitals-Oilers games, the Florida Panthers will face the Anaheim Ducks late at 10 p.m. After a shutout victory in their last encounter, the Panthers are looking to extend their success against a Ducks team that has struggled recently. As fans gear up for a full night of hockey, sports betting enthusiasts can take advantage of various promotional codes available for placing bets on their preferred teams.

Seth Jarvis led the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights, scoring two crucial goals in the second and third periods. After falling behind 1-0, the Hurricanes struck back with three consecutive goals, including a key finish from Jackson Blake in the third period. Pyotr Kochetkov made 29 saves for Carolina, including a critical stop against Keegan Kolesar's penalty shot, helping to secure the win.

The Golden Knights had initially taken a lead with a goal from Tomas Hertl, followed by a power-play goal from Shea Theodore. However, despite dominating the first period in shots, they couldn't maintain control of the game. The loss marked their fourth in five games.

The Anaheim Ducks triumphed over the Carolina Hurricanes with a 3-2 overtime victory, highlighted by Cutter Gauthier's two-goal performance, including the game-winner just under two minutes into overtime. This win marked a much-needed turnaround for the Ducks after a three-game skid. Jansen Harkins also contributed to the score sheet, while Lukas Dostal showcased his skills in goal, stopping 35 shots.

Despite the loss, the Hurricanes displayed offensive pressure, particularly with Andrei Svechnikov's power-play goal and Seth Jarvis’s last-minute equalizer. Carolina's Pyotr Kochetkov managed 17 saves in a game where they heavily outshot the Ducks yet failed to capitalize on their chances.

Jordan Staal's hat trick led the Carolina Hurricanes to a decisive 6-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Alongside goals from Eric Robinson, Jackson Blake, and Seth Jarvis, Staal's impressive performance marked a significant achievement, contributing to the Hurricanes' success. Pyotr Kochetkov's 30 saves secured his first home win since December 17. Despite a strong start from Toronto, which held a 2-0 lead early in the game, the Hurricanes rallied to take control.

The game saw the Maple Leafs initially surge ahead, but the Hurricanes’ response was swift, with Staal evening the score shortly after. His subsequent goals solidified Carolina’s lead. Noteworthy was Nicholas Robertson's and William Nylander's contributions for Toronto, though the team struggled to maintain their recent scoring efficiency.