In the opening game of their second-round playoff series, the Carolina Hurricanes demonstrated that dominance and victory do not always arrive together — controlling nearly every measurable dimension of play against the Washington Capitals on Tuesday night, yet only claiming the win when Jaccob Slavin's overtime goal finally converted sustained pressure into a 2-1 result. It is a story as old as sport itself: the team that dictates the terms of a contest does not always dictate its outcome, until, at last, it does. Carolina's victory speaks to something deeper than a single game — a philosophy
Hurricanes Steal Game 1 in OT Behind Andersen's Stellar Play
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