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Team: Carolina Hurricanes
Age / DOB:  (46) / 1/30/1967
Ht / Wt:  6'2' / 185
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Paul Maurice will coach KHL Magnitogorsk next season.
Maurice has served as the head coach of Hartford Whalers/Carolina Hurricanes and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Hurricanes fired him in November after he led the team to a 8-13-4 record. Overall, he has a 460-457-99-68 record as an NHL head coach. Fri, Jun 8, 2012 12:53:00 PM
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Paul Maurice has been fired by the Carolina Hurricanes.

Kirk Muller, who has been serving as the head coach of AHL Milwaukee and was previously an assistant coach with the Montreal Canadiens, will assume Maurice's duties. After falling short of the playoffs in each of their last two seasons, the Hurricanes have a terrible 8-13-4 record in 2011-12. They are 14th in the Eastern Conference with 20 points, but they have played in four more games than the last place New York Islanders, who have 16 points.
Source: TSN.ca
Mon, Nov 28, 2011 10:54:00 AM

The Carolina Hurricanes were shut out for the second straight game on Friday.

Hurricanes coach Paul Maurice tried to put the best spin on their 1-0 loss to Buffalo. "Putting the puck past the goalie wasn't there but everything else was," Maurice said. "That was the best overall team game we've played this year, and it's a game we hope we can replicate." Carolina has now lost seven of their last eight games and have fallen to 14th in the Eastern Conference as a result. They'll have another chance to bounce back on Sunday when they play the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Sat, Nov 19, 2011 09:25:00 AM

Hurricanes GM Jim Rutherford hasn't fired coach Paul Maurice or made a significant immediately following Carolina losing their seventh game in eight contests on Wednesday, but it might not be long before a change is made.

"That was a very bad game," Rutherford said, referring to the Hurricanes recent 4-0 loss to Montreal. "I'm looking at everything (but) no decisions have been made." The Hurricanes have slipped to 6-10-3 and are currently six points out of eighth place. There was some speculation that Maurice would lose his job before Thursday's practice started, but obviously he still did.
Fri, Nov 18, 2011 10:21:00 AM

The Carolina Hurricanes have added 10 investors to their ownership group.

Nine of the 10 new partners live in North Carolina. The list includes Hurricanes GM Jim Rutherford and AHL Charlotte Checkers owner Michael Kahn. "From day one we've wished we had more involvement from the community, and to have these investors provides the foothold we need to make the Hurricanes more a part of the community," Hurricanes owner Peter Karmanos said. "We've always gotten great support but always felt we needed local ownership. It's a real commitment on the part of these people and I'm honored to have them as partners. They share our enthusiasm. We believe it's a good business deal." Karmanos sold about $22 million in team equity to this group of investors and he plans to spend the next six months selling an additional $20 million.
Fri, Nov 4, 2011 09:24:00 AM

The Carolina Hurricanes are having a tough time producing with the man advantage.

The Canes have gone 1-for-21 on the power play over the past five games, but coach Paul Maurice is asking his players to keep things simple to get back on track. "Our focus is on getting that pace back up," he said. "It's not about snapping it around, making plays. It's about pucks to the net and getting our pucks to the net quicker and getting bodies to the net." Carolina will play 10 of their 15 games at home in the month of November after playing seven of 11 contests on the road to start the year.
Mon, Oct 31, 2011 08:37:00 AM

Michael Kahn, who owns the AHL Charlotte Checkers, has purchased a minority stake in the Carolina Hurricanes.

The Checkers are the Hurricanes' AHL affiliate. "I think the time was right (to invest)," Kahn said. "Honestly, when (Karmanos) decided he wanted to look for investors, when the opportunity presented itself, I was pretty much right there. And I'm sure other people will join in." Kahn is referring to Hurricanes owner Peter Karmanos Jr. Seven or eight undisclosed investors have recently purchased minority stakes in the franchise.
Fri, Oct 14, 2011 10:24:00 AM

The Carolina Hurricanes have granted GM Jim Rutherford a four-year contract extension.

Rutherford will be entering his 18th year as general manager in 2011-12, which makes him the longest-tenured general manager in franchise history and the second-longest tenured general manager currently serving in the NHL.I'm real happy to be settled," Rutherford said today. "I've loved being here right from the start and happy to be a part of building something like the Hurricanes," said the 62-year-old. "This solidifies that my family and I probably are going to make this our home forever now." The Hurricanes have posted a 482-428-136-20 record under his watch in the regular-season and they raised the Stanley Cup in 2006.
Source: Canes Now
Thu, Sep 22, 2011 01:33:00 PM

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