Eric Tulsky discusses Hurricanes' offseason moves and injuries at draft

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Eric Tulsky discusses Hurricanes' offseason moves and injuries at draft
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Carolina Hurricanes General Manager Eric Tulsky addressed the media during the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, providing insights following the team's recent Stanley Cup victory. The Hurricanes traded their first-round pick (#31) to the Nashville Predators for two second-round selections. Tulsky confirmed that forwards Seth Jarvis and Eric Robinson underwent surgery for injuries; Jarvis is expected to be out for several months while Robinson faces a six-to-eight week recovery. He briefly touched on the contract status of restricted free agent Alexander Nikishin but noted that discussions have not yet begun, citing a busy schedule. Tulsky emphasized that the team will remain proactive in trades and signings despite their championship win.

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  • Tulsky discusses player surgeries during NHL Entry Draft on June 27.
  • Hurricanes traded their only first-round pick for two second-rounders.
  • Seth Jarvis and Eric Robinson underwent surgery for previous injuries.
  • Nikishin's contract talks have not yet commenced amid offseason activity.
  • Tulsky insists on remaining aggressive in trades despite recent success.
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