Here are three EDGE stats behind Andersen’s postseason success:

While the Muskegon Lumberjacks are focused on the Clark Cup Final, one of their former players is trying to help his team win a Stanley Cup.

While goaltending and secondary scoring certainly have factored into going up 3-1 in their series for Carolina and Dallas, the biggest reason each team has gotten to this point is some of the best special teams play in the NHL playoffs.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Carolina Hurricanes are expected to stick with the same lineup that earned them victories in Games 3 & 4 as they take on the Washington Capitals in Game 5 at Capital One Arena on Thursday.

Ovechkin has zero points through the first three games of the Capitals' second-round series with the Hurricanes.

NHL Hall of Famer Henrik Lundqvist praises Carolina Hurricanes goalie Frederik Andersen, highlighting his strong structure, play reading abilities, and effective collaboration with the defense. Lundqvist notes Andersen's strategic use of shorter pads for enhanced mobility and his high confidence level during the playoffs.