The Carolina Hurricanes will once again be turning to 35-year-old netminder Frederik Andersen in goal today for Game 4 against the New Jersey Devils.

It will be the fourth consecutive start for Andersen, who's currently leading the league in playoff save percentage (0.943).

Andersen hadn't started consecutive games this season until the playoffs, and was coming off of a double overtime appearance on Friday, but it seems that the Danish netminder is feeling good still.

"He gave us the, 'I want the net,' and that's all you need to hear," said Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour before puck drop.

Brind'Amour also stated that he didn't expect any other lineup changes for the Hurricanes.

The key tonight will be getting off to a strong start, something they've struggled with in the last two outings. 

"Both teams are trying to get off to a good start," Brind'Amour said. "That's what you want. If it doesn't happen, the rest of the game, you have to dig in. Obviously rather play from the front, but the game is going to take on its life and whatever way it goes, we have to be ready to bounce back or keep pushing forward."

Puck drop is at 3:30 p.m.

Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils: Lineups, Game Preview and How to Watch <b>What </b>- Game 4 (2-1) <br><b>When </b>- 3:30 p.m., Sunday, April 27<br><b>Where </b>- Lenovo Center; Raleigh, NC <br><b>How to Watch</b> - FanDuel Sports Network South, MSGSN, TBS, truTV, MAX, SN360, TVAS

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