• Eye of the Storm Hits Washington: Hurricanes vs Caps showdown - Mike Maniscalco Joins Us Live

  • May 9 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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Eye of the Storm Hits Washington: Hurricanes vs Caps showdown - Mike Maniscalco Joins Us Live

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  • 🎙️Mike Maniscalco Joins the Chat – Canes vs. Caps: The Playoff Rumble🥅

    The voice of the Carolina Hurricanes, Mike Maniscalco, joining us here at Sound the Siren, to talk about the big, bad second-round matchup: the Canes vs. the Caps. It’s like hockey’s version of a heavyweight bout—if the gloves weren't already off. Maniscalco, sounding as smooth as a Zamboni on fresh ice, broke down the Canes’ postseason performance so far, strategies going forward, and what fans should expect. Spoiler: Expect stress, yelling at your TV, and at least one dramatic overtime.

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