Tyson Jost scored a goal in the game, contributing to Carolina's offensive effort in their 5-2 victory over Vegas. His performance helped solidify the Hurricanes' strong rebound from a previous loss and showcased the team's depth in scoring.

Tyson Jost, who trained with Jessica Campbell during the COVID pandemic, was part of a group of NHL players seeking to sharpen their skills before the playoffs. His positive feedback on Campbell's unique drills highlighted her innovative coaching style and ability to connect with players, further solidifying her reputation as a skilled coach capable of making a significant impact on player development.

Tyson Jost, 26, was acquired by the Wild in a trade with the Colorado Avalanche, where he had a modest impact, recording two goals and six points in 21 games, followed by a scoreless 12-game season. After being placed on waivers, he was claimed by the Buffalo Sabres, where he played two seasons and tallied 10 goals and 28 points in 102 games. Jost signed a one-year, $775,000 contract with the Hurricanes during the offseason but has now been placed on waivers again.

Tyson Jost has been placed on waivers by the Carolina Hurricanes after struggling to make an impact during the pre-season. The 26-year-old forward, who signed a one-year deal with the team this offseason, faced stiff competition from emerging players like Jackson Blake, leading to a crowded forward lineup. Jost's recent practice sessions indicated his uncertain status, as he was skating as a defensive extra. If he clears waivers, he will be eligible to join the Chicago Wolves in the AHL.

Tyson Jost has been placed on waivers by the Carolina Hurricanes after signing a one-year, $775,000 contract this offseason. The 26-year-old was vying for a spot in the Hurricanes' bottom six but struggled to secure a position. Last season with the Sabres, he played 43 games, tallying three goals and three assists, and had a total of 10 goals and 28 points over two seasons with the team.