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Alexander Nikishin scored the overtime winner just 41 seconds into the extra period, leading the Carolina Hurricanes to a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena on March 20, 2026.
This marked Nikishin's 10th goal of the season, making him the first rookie defenseman in franchise history to achieve double-digit goals in a single season. The Hurricanes fell behind early when Dakota Joshua scored for the Leafs, but Jordan Staal equalized with a power-play goal.
Eric Robinson then scored on a penalty shot, giving Carolina a brief lead before John Tavares tied it again. K'Andre Miller scored a shorthanded goal to put the Canes ahead once more, but William Nylander forced overtime with a late third-period goal.
The game showcased strong performances from Brandon Bussi, who made 23 saves, and featured impressive contributions from Staal, Robinson, and Miller. The Hurricanes outshot the Leafs 36-26 and blocked 21 shots.
Following this win, the team prepares to face the Pittsburgh Penguins again on Sunday. According to Canes Country, Nikishin's performance is a crucial development as the Hurricanes solidify their playoff position in the Eastern Conference.
Coach Rod Brind'Amour emphasized the importance of individual efforts in securing the win as the team continues to build momentum down the stretch of the regular season, highlighted by a recent strong performance from the defensive unit.
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