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The Carolina Hurricanes defended home ice in Game 3, smashing the Washington Capitals 4-0 at Lenovo Center Saturday night. The victory was marked by a stellar performance from the Hurricanes, who showcased their offensive prowess and solid defense throughout the game.
From the opening puck drop, the Hurricanes set the tone, dominating possession and applying relentless pressure on the Capitals' defense. The first period saw the Hurricanes net two goals, igniting the home crowd and building momentum that would carry them through the match.
The second period continued the onslaught, with the Hurricanes adding another goal to extend their lead. The Capitals struggled to find their rhythm, unable to penetrate the Hurricanes' solid defensive lines.
In the final period, the Hurricanes sealed their victory with a fourth goal, ensuring a shutout for their goaltender. The win not only boosts the Hurricanes' confidence but also puts them in a strong position as the series progresses. Fans are eagerly anticipating how the Capitals will respond in the upcoming games.
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