The Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday May 19 hosted the second day of their

At PNC Arena on Sunday, May 19, the Carolina Hurricanes hosted the second day of their departure interviews. The Hurricanes players who did not talk with the initial group on May 18 were included in the Day 2 group. Sebastian Aho, Jalen Chatfield, Jack Drury, Jesper Fast, Seth Jarvis, Pyotr Kochetkov, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, Brendan Lemieux, Jordan Martinook, Stefan Noesen, and Andrei Svechnikov made up the second group that spoke with the media for the departure interviews. Regarding players such as Aho, Svechnikov, and Kotkaniemi, the conversation centered around the 2023–24 campaign and their elimination in the second round of the 2024 NHL Playoffs. They were also questioned concerning each of their seasons separately. But questions were posed to men like Jarvis, Noesen, and Martinook.concerning their potential with the Hurricanes. What were the three people’s Sunday media statements?

Where the Heart Is, Home Is
Jarvis Seth
If one had to ask who had a breakthrough year, Seth Jarvis, a 22-year-old resident of Winnipeg, Manitoba, would undoubtedly come up. The 2020 NHL Draft selection of the third-year pro, selected by the Hurricanes with the 13th overall pick, had an incredible season for the team. Following what some dubbed a “sophomore slump,” Jarvis’s 2023–24 campaign saw all-time highs. In 81 games for the Hurricanes, he set records for goals (33), assists (34), points (67), and powerplay goals (13). He also scored the most goals (five) for the squad in its 11 postseason contests. Not bad for a man who tore his rotator cuff and labrum 15 games into the season. That isn’t an error. Jarvis informed the pressHome Is Where the Heart Is—Jarvis Seth
Seth Jarvis, a 22-year-old inhabitant of Winnipeg, Manitoba, would surely come up when someone asked who had a breakout year. The third-year pro who the Hurricanes selected with the 13th overall choice in the 2020 NHL Draft had a fantastic season for the group. After what some called a “sophomore slump,” Jarvis had record-breaking results in his 2023–24 campaign. He created records for the Hurricanes in 81 games, including 33 goals, 34 assists, 67 points, and 13 powerplay goals. In the team’s 11 postseason games, he also scored the most goals (five). Not bad for a guy who, 15 games into the season, tore his labrum and rotator cuff. That is not a mistake. Jarvis

Martinook, Jordan
Another name on the list that has people speculating about his future is Jordan Martinook, the alternate captain. The 31-year-old, who was born in Brandon, Manitoba, just finished his tenth NHL season—six of those were with Carolina. He played for the now-defunct Arizona Coyotes for four seasons before joining the Hurricanes in 2018–19. This summer marks the expiration of Martinook’s three-year, $5.4 million contract with an AAV of $1.8 million. In addition to two goals and four assists in 11 postseason games, he concluded the 2023–24 season with 14 goals and 32 points in 82 games.

To be a team that routinely finishes at the top of the standings was Martinook’s response when asked about the Hurricanes’ recent record of excellent regular seasons but their lackluster performance in the playoffs.is something you can, I suppose, hang your hat on, but you have to get over the hump when you’re at the top of the rankings all the time. We haven’t succeeded in doing it. When it comes to Martinook and the rest of the crew, there is no holding back. They are aware of their abilities, but they must find a way to win the Stanley Cup, the ultimate reward. While making the playoffs six times in a row and winning three division titles in the previous four seasons are impressive achievements, winning a championship is what fans are most interested in.