Walt Ruff is a journalist who writes for the National Hockey League (NHL). With a focus on covering the Carolina Hurricanes, his articles provide game previews, injury reports, lineup projections, and analysis of key players and moments in the sport. He also engages with fans through mailbag articles and highlights the contributions of players like Martinook in the team's success.
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Walt Ruff's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage of the Carolina Hurricanes, with a strong emphasis on game previews, player lineups, and injury reports. If you're looking to reach out to Walt, consider providing insights into upcoming games, exclusive information about players' conditions or performance predictions.
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Necas will try and move his career-best point streak to nine games By Walt Ruff @WaltRuff Hurricanes.com
By: Peter Dewar, Walt Ruff
"If you could take away eight minutes of that game, I think we're pretty happy. But it's a 60-minute game."
By: Walt Ruff, Peter Dewar
Team issues first funds created from the 'Raise Up $1 Million' Raffle By Walt Ruff & Peter Dewar Hurricanes.com
Canes venture to Vegas for their second of three straight road games By Walt Ruff & Peter Dewar Hurricanes.com
Martinook looks to extend his three-game goal streak
Win marks Carolina's ninth straight game with four or more goals
Canes wrap up their road trip with their first meeting against the NHL's newest team
By: Walt Ruff
Wolves prepare for a weekend of three games in three days By Walt Ruff @WaltRuff Hurricanes.com
By: Peter Dewar, Walt Ruff
Utah netminder's 49 saves keep Carolina at bay
By: Walt Ruff, Peter Dewar
With 31 points in 18 games, Carolina's 2024 5th-round pick leads his league in scoring
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