Carolina Hurricanes: Morning After responding to hits with goals
Jarvis scores twice as Raanta shines again in Game 4 win over Islanders
Canes Corner · Anita Normanly
April 24, 202339m 46s
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Show Notes
<p>Seth Jarvis scored his first two goals of the series to back up a 27-save Antti Raanta performance as the Carolina Hurricanes ran over the New York Islanders, 5-2 in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series. The Hurricanes have a 3 games to 1 lead in the series and can close it out Tuesday night in Raleigh. With the Islanders trying to intimidate the Hurricanes with -- at times -- excessive, post-whistle physicality, Carolina's only effecitve mode of response is to score goals. Seth Jarvis answered Ryan Pulock's boarding of Jack Drury with a 5-on-3 power play goal to open the scoring. Then, after Matt Martin leveled MacKenzie MacEachern after the horn at the end of the period, Martin Necas opened the second with a power play goal to make it 2-0. Sebastian Aho, Jarvis and MacEachern added goals. Aho had a 3-point game and MacEachern also had an assist in his Hurricanes debut after spending all season with the Chicago Wolves in the American Hockey League. Carolina is 5 for 19 on the power play in the series while the Isles are just 1 for 12.</p>