The Latest Breaking News from Tony DeAngelo

Mike Sielski: Wrong guy. Wrong time. Wrong reasons. Flyers’ trade for Tony DeAngelo is a mistake in every way.

PHILADELPHIA — The Flyers acquired defenseman Tony DeAngelo on Friday from the Carolina Hurricanes, and it was the wrong kind of move for the wrong kind of player for all the wrong reasons.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 10, 2022

Flyers acquire defenseman Tony DeAngelo from Hurricanes for draft picks

MONTRÉAL — In an effort to turn around the Flyers’ fortunes on the blue line, Flyers general manager Chuck Fletcher got to work early on the second day of the draft through the trade market.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 8, 2022

The Flyers’ unnecessary trade for noted bigot Tony DeAngelo is a cowardly, disappointing move

The Flyers have completely lost the plot with their trade for terrible human Tony DeAngelo.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 8, 2022

Luke DeCock: Hurricanes beating Bruins between blue lines, but losing playoff battle between the ears

RALEIGH, N.C. — While everyone’s wondering about where Tony DeAngelo is mentally — and he was cheerfully defiant Monday after his contretemps with Brad Marchand on Sunday — it’s not like he’s the only one.

Tribune News Service · May 9, 2022

Luke DeCock: By any name -- Pyotr, Peter -- fiery Hurricanes goalie Kochetkov is 'that kind of guy.'

RALEIGH, N.C. — Andrei Svechnikov is the only teammate who can actually communicate with Pyotr Kochetkov, which makes him the de facto — and perhaps only — expert on the Carolina Hurricanes' sudden starting goaltender after all of a few weeks with the team.

Tribune News Service · May 5, 2022

Tyler Seguin, Stars tip Hurricanes in shootout as Canes lose fourth in five games

Derek Stepan nailed it.

Tribune News Service · Mar 25, 2022

Carolina Hurricanes offense sputters again as Georgiev, Rangers shut out Carolina, 2-0

RALEIGH, N.C. — For some NHL players, the final days leading up to the NHL deadline can be stressful.

Tribune News Service · Mar 21, 2022

Luke DeCock: At midseason, Hurricanes are who we (and they) thought they were. In a very good way.

RALEIGH, N.C. — The fans chanted “Fred-die, Fred-die,” as Frederik Andersen, one of many midsummer arrivals for the Carolina Hurricanes, came out for a curtain call. At the halfway point of the season, the serenade was a vocal and visceral reminder of just how precisely things have gone as planned…

Tribune News Service · Feb 1, 2022

Hurricanes vault into first in Metro Division with 6-3 win over Rangers

RALEIGH, N.C. — Tony DeAngelo called it a meaningful game, but not for personal reasons.

Tribune News Service · Jan 22, 2022