Panthers players support Hurricanes in NHL Stanley Cup Final

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Last updated Jun 2, 2026

Panthers players support Hurricanes in NHL Stanley Cup Final
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Carolina Panthers outside linebacker Nic Scourton expressed excitement for the Carolina Hurricanes as they face the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final tonight in Raleigh, North Carolina. Although Scourton has not attended an NHL game, he appreciates the sport's intensity, describing it as 'violent' and 'aggressive.' Panthers head coach Dave Canales encouraged team members to support the Hurricanes, who are pursuing their first championship since 2006. Canales also mentioned the Panthers' involvement in the Hurricanes' playoff journey, including former player Luke Kuechly sounding the pregame siren for a recent game. Canales indicated he would attend the Stanley Cup Final if not occupied with NFL offseason-training activities.

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  • Hurricanes host Golden Knights for Stanley Cup Final Game 1 tonight.
  • Nic Scourton admires hockey's intensity despite having never attended a game.
  • Panthers head coach Dave Canales encourages support for the Hurricanes.
  • Luke Kuechly participated by sounding the siren at a previous Hurricanes game.
  • Canales expressed interest in attending the Final if not engaged with OTAs.
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Carolina outside linebacker Nic Scourton has yet to experience a hockey game, but he appreciates how "it's voilent."

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