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2006–07 Carolina Hurricanes; Division: 3rd Southeast: Conference: 11th Eastern: 2006–07 record: 40–34–8: Goals for: 241: Goals against: 253: Team information; General manager: Jim Rutherford: Coach: Peter Laviolette: Captain: Rod Brind'Amour: Alternate captains: Kevyn Adams (Oct-Jan) Cory Stillman Glen Wesley Ray Whitney (Jan ...
- List of Carolina Hurricanes Seasons
The Hurricanes won one Stanley Cup, in 2005–06, and two...
- List of Carolina Hurricanes Seasons
Losing four players to free agency in the off-season and 222-man games to injury during the 2006–07, the team struggled throughout the regular season, and once eliminated in the last game, the Hurricanes finished third in the Southeast and 11th overall in the Eastern Conference.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The 2006–07 Carolina Hurricanes season began as the defending Stanley Cup champions started to defend their title. The Hurricanes did not make any substantial changes to their roster, hoping that their lineup would be enough to get them a repeat as NHL champions.
Roster and Statistics. Previous Season Next Season. Record: 40-34-8 (88 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Southeast Division ( Schedule and Results ) Coach: Peter Laviolette (40-34-8) Captain: Rod Brind'Amour. Primary Arena: RBC Center. Goals For: 241 (17th of 30), Goals Against: 253 (19th of 30)
2006-07 Season Recap. Teams Carolina Hurricanes 2006-07 Season Recap. The 2007 Carolina Hurricanes, coached by Peter Laviolette, missed the playoffs after finishing the NHL regular season in 3rd place in the Eastern Conference Southeast Division with a 40-34 record. 2007 Hurricanes. 2006-07 Carolina Hurricanes. Missed Playoffs. 40-34 (.541)
Game Results. Head Coach: Peter Laviolette (40-34-0-8) Associate Coach: Kevin McCarthy. Assistant Coach: Jeff Daniels. Goalie Coach: Greg Stefan. Trade Key. 1: To Atlanta. 2: From Nashville. 3: From Phoenix. 4: To Phoenix. 5: From Columbus. The roster, scoring and goaltender statistics for the 2006-07 Carolina Hurricanes playing in the NHL.
