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NEW YORK — The building was empty Monday morning save a few workers wandering among Madison Square Garden’s massive seating bowl. The majority of the Carolina Hurricanes were still back at their hotel. Frederik Andersen had the ice and the arena almost to himself.

You can't say that on TV, Gerard.

RALEIGH, N.C. — The Carolina Hurricanes are still unbeaten at home in the Stanley Cup playoffs, but it took overtime.

Ahead of their respective Super Rugby Pacific matches against New Zealand opponents, the Brumbies and Waratahs need to rediscover the confidence that has already guided them to wins over trans-Tasman rivals this season, writes Brett McKay.

DETROIT — Everywhere else around the NHL, especially in many passionate sports cities in the United States, this series isn't going to get much attention.

RALEIGH, N.C. — In the same sense that we’re doomed to repeat the same stupid timeline over and over again off the ice — a New York broadcaster using the word “hillbilly” to describe the Carolina Hurricanes, and before the series even starts — there’s a pretty good chance the…

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The Waratahs are likely to call on Test skipper Michael Hooper as well as Wallabies forward Ned Hanigan and rest some others for their Highlanders clash.

MIAMI — More than a year ago, Deandre Johnson got the opportunity to return home to Miami to play one final college season with the Hurricanes. Now, he gets his first crack at making an NFL roster with his hometown Dolphins.