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    Ryan HenkelSep 3, 2023Partner

    Durham Bulls Host Hockey Night with Carolina Hurricanes Inspired Jerseys

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    In what has become an annual event at the DBAP, the Durham Bulls ditched their traditional blue and donned a black and red ensemble. 

    Hockey Night - also having gone by names such as Carolina Hurricanes Night or Bunch of Jerks Night - has become a yearly specialty for the Bulls with guest appearances from Hurricanes players, Stormy, the Storm Squad and more.

    The night is a symbolic representation of the close-knit bond between the two professional sporting organizations that share a lot of local overlap in terms of fandom.

    As a part of the festivities, Hurricanes forward Jordan Martinook also got to throw out the ceremonial first pitch.

    "It's been a dream of mine since I was like 10-years old," Martinook said. "To throw out a first pitch."

    Before the game, some Hurricanes players even joined the Bulls for a bit of batting practice.

    In true 2022-23 Hurricanes fashion too, the Bulls pulled off a last-minute, walk-off win with shortstop Tristan Gray scoring the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning after first baseman Johan Lopez reached first on an errant throw.

    If you are interested in a game-worn jersey, the Bulls are auctioning them off online, with 100% of the proceeds going towards the Carolina Hurricanes Foundation. The bidding is open until noon on Tuesday, September 5.

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    moosethefieldsFeb 5, 2025

    I honestly disagree. He is making an impact, even on that line.

    Take his night against LA. His assist to Raymond, he had two separate contacts where he was playing hard on the puck to keep the play alive. Then the awareness he showed to get the puck to Raymond while being swarmed with Kings players is directly responsible for the goal.

    Then his goal, he was 2 on 1, but got taken down as he shot and maintained composure to take a Ovi style "falling down" shot to get the goal.

    This kid is not going anywhere.

    I'm hoping they keep shine up, too.

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    moosethefieldsFeb 5, 2025
    also, I have that coffee mug. 馃榿馃槀
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    RedWingFeb 6, 2025
    moosethefields

    " I'm hoping they keep shine up, too."

    I know this is a real feel good story and I wish nothing but good for D Shine but in all seriousness how is he going to help the Wings going forward. Where is he going to be next year, or the year after. Right now he is just taking away what N Danielson could be doing.

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    moosethefieldsFeb 6, 2025
    RedWing Wild take! He is playing hard and making an impact on every shift he plays on. It isn't feel good, it's good hockey!
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