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The Carolina Hurricanes found themselves getting back on track on Thursday night. For Sebastian Aho, it was a game to remember.Carolina’s 5-3 victory over the New York Islanders was impressive. Aho chipped in with two assists and finished the game…

Sebastian Aho surpassed franchise icon Eric Staal for second place in Carolina Hurricanes history in two major categories during a 5-3 win over the New York Islanders. Aho recorded two assists to secure his 80th career multi-assist game and his 187th multi-point game, trailing only franchise legend Ron Francis in both statistical categories.
Aho now holds 734 points, 319 goals, and 415 assists across 774 career games with the Hurricanes. The writer notes that Aho is approaching Staal's franchise totals in goals and points, while currently pacing toward a career-best 107-point campaign.
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