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A big trade swing, then a bold reset that powered the Hurricanes to the Stanley Cup

Adding talent in the right places got the Carolina Hurricanes over the hump to win the Stanley Cup. Trading for Taylor Hall, pivoting to acquiring Logan Stankoven when Mikko Rantanen didn't work out, signing Nikolaj Ehlers and claiming Brandon Bussi on waivers turned out to be the difference.

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A big trade swing, then a bold reset that powered the Hurricanes to the Stanley Cup

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A big trade swing, then a bold reset that powered the Hurricanes to the Stanley Cup

Rod Brind’Amour leads the Hurricanes to a Stanley Cup — this time from behind the bench

Timeline cronologica

A big trade swing, then a bold reset that powered the Hurricanes to the Stanley Cup

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Rod Brind’Amour leads the Hurricanes to a Stanley Cup — this time from behind the bench

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