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Former Deputy Reg. Sports Editor, @newsobserver; Sports Editor @BosHeraldSports, @sunjournal/@Sports_SJ & @BU_tweets; Jack Falla mafia. Former blue-check
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Why ‘Moneyball’ analytics, tactical spending work for Hurricanes

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By Justin Pelletier Verified
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RALEIGH, N.C. — For years, the Carolina Hurricanes were cheap — in a bad way. Following the Canes’ appearance in the NHL’s 2009 Eastern Conference final, the team began pinching pennies, maintaining a low-budget, internal ceiling that saw the team rank consistently among the league’s bottom third in cash spending with respect to the salary cap. By 2017-18, the NHL salary cap had risen to $75 million.
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Why ‘Moneyball’ analytics, tactical spending work for Hurricanes

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By Justin Pelletier Verified
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
For years, the Carolina Hurricanes were cheap - in a bad way. Following the Canes’ appearance in the NHL’s 2009 Eastern Conference final, the team began pinching pennies, maintaining a low-budget, internal ceiling that saw the team rank consistently among the league’s bottom third in cash spending with respect to the salary cap. By 2017-18, the NHL salary cap had risen to $75 million.
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Why 'Moneyball' analytics, tactical spending work for Hurricanes

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By Justin Pelletier Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
By Justin Pelletier, The News & Observer (Raleigh) RALEIGH, N.C. - For years, the Carolina Hurricanes were cheap - in a bad way. Following the Canes' appearance in the NHL's 2009 Eastern Conference final, the team began pinching pennies, maintaining a low-budget, internal ceiling that saw the team rank consistently among the league's bottom third in cash spending with respect to the salary cap.
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