Carolina Hurricanes center Logan Stankoven. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Readers of The Post interested in trying out Polymarket, the fast-growing prediction market, can collect a $20 bonus when they create an account using the Polymarket promo code NYPMAX.
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The Stanley Cup playoffs keep rolling Monday with a doubleheader of exciting conference semifinals games: Flyers vs. Hurricanes Game 2 and Ducks vs. Golden Knights Game 1.
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The Hurricanes beat the Flyers Game 1 on their home ice with an impressive shutout win to open the series. Philly couldn’t stop Logan Stankoven and the Canes’ offense as the young center scored in the first and second periods and never looked back.
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