The Canes lost, 4-0, at home to the Minnesota Wild Saturday night. The game really started off poorly as Carolina was given a 4-minute power play early in the first period. But, they did nothing with it, generating just one shot on goal and it wasn't even a deemed a scoring chance by the analytics community. The Canes two best chances to score in the entire game came just a few minutes apart as Sebastian Aho set up Seth Jarvis in front of Filip Gustavsson, but the Minnesota goaltender turned both aside. Pyotr Kochetkov made 24 saves in the loss. The Hurricanes have not won consecutive games since December 15 (Columbus) and 17 (NY Islanders).
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