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Ben Huffman

Ben Huffman

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Contributor, Cardiac Cane

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Cybersecurity, Privacy, Telecom, Tech Based Hybrid Warfare , Hacks

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Total articles 435

  • "Nine. Nine? NINE!": 2024-25 Regular Season, Game 82: Hurricanes at Ottawa Senators

    By Ben Huffman| blogspot.com@ For the final time during the regular season, the Carolina Hurricanes took the ice. With nothing to play for tonight, this was simply a "cross our fingers and hope nothing terrible happens"-type of game for the fans at home and the coaching staff behind the bench. The Canes rolled a similar lineup from Wednesday's loss in Montreal, while Ottawa opted for a lineup mirroring their likely Game 1 matchup with the Maple Leafs on Sunday.

    By Ben Huffman · blogspot.com

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Montreal clinches a playoff spot while the Carolina Hurricanes rest some of their starters

    By Ben Huffman| Cardiac Cane Verified The Canadiens claim the final Wild Card spot with a 4-2 victory against a Hurricanes team sitting several starters to stay healthy for the playoffs. We've entered the final days of the regular season. The Carolina Hurricanes began their final back-to-back of the season on Wednesday night against the Montreal Canadiens. The Canes dropped their final home game to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sunday.

    By Ben Huffman · Cardiac Cane

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • "Nine. Nine? NINE!": 2024-25 Regular Season, Game 82: Hurricanes at Ottawa Senators

    By Ben Huffman| blogspot.com@ For the final time during the regular season, the Carolina Hurricanes took the ice. With nothing to play for tonight, this was simply a "cross our fingers and hope nothing terrible happens"-type of game for the fans at home and the coaching staff behind the bench. The Canes rolled a similar lineup from Wednesday's loss in Montreal, while Ottawa opted for a lineup mirroring their likely Game 1 matchup with the Maple Leafs on Sunday.

    By Ben Huffman · blogspot.com

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Cardiac Cane