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The Carolina Hurricanes had finally beaten a red-hot goaltender for an overtime winner in the NHL playoffs, until a replay review overturned the score.Amid the frustrated jeers of an infuriated home crowd, the Hurricanes now had to regroup and continue the grinding fight of a postseason game that appeared over only moments earlier. And that led to forward Jordan Martinook immediately standing at center ice with another chance to end it as he waited to take a penalty shot a rarity in OT during the playoffs.Try having a penalty shot after all that, Martinook quipped.Nothing came easily Monday night for the Eastern Conference's top seed against the Ottawa Senators in a 3-2 double-overtime win that secured a 2-0 lead in their first-round series. That was particularly true of those gut-churning few minutes when the Hurricanes thought they had secured a victory, then learned they hadn't, then got an immediate second chance at a walk-off win, only for Martinook to be denied.Martinook ultimately got his winner, beating Linus Ullmark from the slot at 13:53 of the second OT to finally end this one more than four hours after the puck dropped on Game 2. Hockeys crazy, sports are crazy, Martinook said. Being able to score after that, Ill tell my grandkids about that one, thats for sure.Not that anyone around here will soon forget this one, not with the emotions and fortunes changing at whiplash speed.There's a lot there to unwind, that's for sure, Carolina coach Rod Brind'Amour said.The Hurricanes won the series opener 2-0 on Saturday, then found themselves up 2-0 in the second period Monday before giving up goals to Drake Batherson and Dylan Cozens that eventually pushed the game into overtime. Ullmark had been brilliant all night on the way to 43 saves, one coming when he gloved down a hammered one-timer from Taylor Hall as the puck shifted cross-ice to his left side. Another came in the final seconds of regulation when Ullmark got his left shoulder on Jordan Staals shot from the top of the crease.That all became prologue to those few minutes when things got weird in Raleigh.The Hurricanes appeared to break through late in the first OT, with Mark Jankowski skating in to pounce on a loose rebound and beat Ullmark on the left side with 2:42 left to send the home crowd into a frenzy. But officials reviewed the sequence and determined Staal didnt have possession and control of the puck as he entered the zone, coming as Martinook skated through the middle across the blue line for a 1-on-1 chance on Ullmark.I dont know that rule, Staal said. I pick up the puck, I look up where Marty is and apparently I lost control of it. And then I make a nice pass to Marty for a breakaway. I dont really get it. We battled through it. It is what it is.It's a weird play, you don't see it a lot in overtime, Senators coach Travis Green said, adding: I felt like it was offside. I thought the refs made the right call.But that sequence ultimately led to a hooking penalty on Warren Foegele, meaning Martinook quickly had to pivot to taking the first OT penalty shot in a postseason game since August 2020 and only the fifth ever.Martinook skated in on Ullmark and tried to beat him to the glove side, only for Ullmark to knock down the puck and ensure the game would continue.Afterward, a reporter mentioned to Martinook that he had a chance to become the first player ever to end a playoff game on an OT penalty shot. Thanks for that, Martinook said with a grin.I was trying to tell them we needed the power play, not the penalty shot, Martinook said. Yeah, I've never seen that. That's a first.The Hurricanes ultimately came out on top after the Senators nearly got their own sudden-death winner in the second overtime when Michael Amadio got an in-close shot. Frederik Andersen made the stop with his glove to deflect the puck, which kept rising and hit the crossbar before bouncing away. Roughly 2 1/2 minutes later, Martinook buried a shot past Ullmark to finally end this one.___AP NHL playoffs: https://apnews.com/hub/stanley-cup and https://apnews.com/hub/nhl

The Carolina Hurricanes had finally beaten a red-hot goaltender for an overtime winner in the NHL playoffs, until a replay review overturned the score.Amid the frustrated jeers of an infuriated home crowd, the Hurricanes now had to regroup and continue the grinding fight of a postseason game that appeared over only moments earlier. And that led to forward Jordan Martinook immediately standing at center ice with another chance to end it as he waited to take a penalty shot a rarity in OT during the playoffs.Try having a penalty shot after all that, Martinook quipped.Nothing came easily Monday night for the Eastern Conference's top seed against the Ottawa Senators in a 3-2 double-overtime win that secured a 2-0 lead in their first-round series. That was particularly true of those gut-churning few minutes when the Hurricanes thought they had secured a victory, then learned they hadn't, then got an immediate second chance at a walk-off win, only for Martinook to be denied.Martinook ultimately got his winner, beating Linus Ullmark from the slot at 13:53 of the second OT to finally end this one more than four hours after the puck dropped on Game 2. Hockeys crazy, sports are crazy, Martinook said. Being able to score after that, Ill tell my grandkids about that one, thats for sure.Not that anyone around here will soon forget this one, not with the emotions and fortunes changing at whiplash speed.There's a lot there to unwind, that's for sure, Carolina coach Rod Brind'Amour said.The Hurricanes won the series opener 2-0 on Saturday, then found themselves up 2-0 in the second period Monday before giving up goals to Drake Batherson and Dylan Cozens that eventually pushed the game into overtime. Ullmark had been brilliant all night on the way to 43 saves, one coming when he gloved down a hammered one-timer from Taylor Hall as the puck shifted cross-ice to his left side. Another came in the final seconds of regulation when Ullmark got his left shoulder on Jordan Staals shot from the top of the crease.That all became prologue to those few minutes when things got weird in Raleigh.The Hurricanes appeared to break through late in the first OT, with Mark Jankowski skating in to pounce on a loose rebound and beat Ullmark on the left side with 2:42 left to send the home crowd into a frenzy. But officials reviewed the sequence and determined Staal didnt have possession and control of the puck as he entered the zone, coming as Martinook skated through the middle across the blue line for a 1-on-1 chance on Ullmark.I dont know that rule, Staal said. I pick up the puck, I look up where Marty is and apparently I lost control of it. And then I make a nice pass to Marty for a breakaway. I dont really get it. We battled through it. It is what it is.It's a weird play, you don't see it a lot in overtime, Senators coach Travis Green said, adding: I felt like it was offside. I thought the refs made the right call.But that sequence ultimately led to a hooking penalty on Warren Foegele, meaning Martinook quickly had to pivot to taking the first OT penalty shot in a postseason game since August 2020 and only the fifth ever.Martinook skated in on Ullmark and tried to beat him to the glove side, only for Ullmark to knock down the puck and ensure the game would continue.Afterward, a reporter mentioned to Martinook that he had a chance to become the first player ever to end a playoff game on an OT penalty shot. Thanks for that, Martinook said with a grin.I was trying to tell them we needed the power play, not the penalty shot, Martinook said. Yeah, I've never seen that. That's a first.The Hurricanes ultimately came out on top after the Senators nearly got their own sudden-death winner in the second overtime when Michael Amadio got an in-close shot. Frederik Andersen made the stop with his glove to deflect the puck, which kept rising and hit the crossbar before bouncing away. Roughly 2 1/2 minutes later, Martinook buried a shot past Ullmark to finally end this one.___AP NHL playoffs: https://apnews.com/hub/stanley-cup and https://apnews.com/hub/nhl

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The NFL Draft is mostly about finding young players to help teams build for a better future. Rookies cant always step right in and change a franchises trajectory right away. But sometimes thats exactly what a team needs. And there are a bunch of teams that know that one good draft maybe even one good pick could make all the difference in the world in the 2026 season. For some, the draft could turn them into an instant playoff contender. For others, it could put them on a Super Bowl path. So heres a look at 10 teams that would benefit the most by nailing their draft class this week. Five of them could go from a losing record right into the playoff race. And five of them could be a threat to win it all. Potential playoff contenders 5. Washington Commanders2025 record: 5-122026 picks: 1.7, 3.71, 5.147, 6.187, 6.209, 7.223 So many of their problems last season had to do with Jayden Daniels injuries. But not all of them. They were clearly lacking firepower on offense and needed to fix a terrible defense, too. They focused their free agency money on completely rebuilding the defense. If that works, they can get right back in the playoff chase with the right offensive pick. They desperately need another receiver to pair with 30-year-old Terry McLaurin. They could get one easily with the seventh overall pick. If they decide to go defense there the Commanders reportedly are high on Ohio State LB Sonny Styles, if hes still available theyd have to take a receiver at 71, which is their only other pick in the first three rounds. If they can get a plug-and-play receiver and another valuable defensive player a linebacker is fine, but a corner would be better then its a short leap from 5-12 to contention in the NFC, especially if Daniels can stay on the field. 4. Tennessee Titans2025 record: 3-142026 picks: 1.4, 2.35, 3.66, 4.101, 5.142, 5.144, 6.184, 6.194, 7.225 Theyve got a new coach and an offensive coordinator who should be really good for quarterback Cam Ward. They also gave him a new weapon (receiver WanDale Robinson), beefed up the offensive line and restocked the pass rush and defense for head coach Robert Saleh. So they are already much improved, but its still a big leap from 3-14 to the playoffs. And they could use more offensive playmakers receiver and running back and a little more defensive help on the edge. They could find either with the No. 4 overall pick, where they could be eyeing Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love if he gets past the Cardinals at No. 3. If they do that, and add an edge rusher and a receiver with their next two picks (Nos. 34 and 66), theyll have addressed all their biggest needs. Making the playoffs will still be an uphill climb in a suddenly stacked division. But theyll have the talent in place, at least, to give it a run. 3. New York Giants2025 record: 4-132026 picks: 1.5, 1.10, 2.37, 4.105, 5.145, 6.186, 6.192, 6.193 They are on the verge of a breakthrough anyway with young quarterback Jaxson Dart and new coach John Harbaugh. But they still have a ton of holes to fill. They need plenty of help on defense, especially after trading defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, and another weapon on offense would be a big help, too. But they now have two top-10 picks (Nos. 5 and 10) after the Lawrence trade, and a high second-rounder (37), too. That gives them a shot at three players who should step right in and help. They could add one of the two best receivers in the draft to pair with Malik Nabers and maybe a top safety or linebacker to strengthen the middle of their defense. And there figures to be some gifted defensive tackles available to fill Lawrences spot early in the second round. They need more talent overall, especially on defense, to make a really big leap. But they were 4-13 in a weak division last season. Strengthen their defense and add a little explosion to their offense, and they wont challenge the Eagles, but a wild card is within reach. 2. New Orleans Saints2025 record: 6-112026 picks: 1.8, 2.42, 3.73, 4.132, 4.136, 5.150, 5.172, 6.190 Kellen Moore already has them headed in the right direction with promising young quarterback Tyler Shough. They even improved their offensive line (with guard David Edwards) and added another running back (Travis Etienne) to help out the aging Alvin Kamara. Now imagine how good the offense could be if they got another target for Shough a receiver to take a little of the pressure off the underrated Chris Olave. That might be enough to boost their 6-11 record, and they dont need much in a division that was won by the 8-9 Panthers last year. They could also use some help along the defensive line, where they dont have much beyond Chase Young (10 sacks), especially if they dont eventually re-sign 36-year-old Cam Jordan (10.5 sacks). But they had a top-10 defense last season. They could fill either need with the No. 8 pick, and can fill both with three picks in the top 75. 1. Dallas Cowboys2025 record: 7-9-12026 picks: 1.12, 1.20, 3.92, 4.112, 5.152, 5.177, 6.180, 7.218 They are the easiest team to fix on this list. They already have the offense to contend for a lot more than just the playoffs. But they have a defense capable of dragging them all the way into the basement of the league. Fix the defense and theyre an instant playoff contender. And they definitely should be able to do that with two first-round picks. They have huge holes at every level, but with picks 12 and 20 they should be able to come away with a new starter at two positions. Take your pick from corner, edge rusher and linebacker. And while they dont have a second-round pick, they should be able to fill the third need at least a little in the third round, at pick 92. Getting better players at all three spots wont turn this into a Super Bowl defense, but theyre already good inside (with defensive tackles Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark), and they added reinforcements in the secondary with safety Jalen Thompson and corner Cobie Durant. Add three more starters, and theyll at least be around the middle of the pack. With that offense, thats enough. Potential Super Bowl contenders 5. Baltimore Ravens2025 record: 8-92026 picks: 1.14, 2.45, 3.80, 4.115, 5.154, 5.162, 5.173, 5.174, 6.211, 7.250, 7.253 They were already going to be on the edge of contention once they got Lamar Jackson back healthy, but theyre really close after adding edge rusher Trey Hendrickson in free agency. What they need now is a final push, which they can get by adding a little beef to both lines. The offensive line is the priority after losing center Tyler Linderbaum in free agency, and they should be able to get help there with the 14th overall pick. A center or guard will help protect Jackson and clear room for running back Derrick Henry. And if they can use a second- or third-rounder to get a big body to clear space for Hendrickson on the defensive side, he could have a huge year. The only other thing theyre really missing is a second receiver to complement Zay Flowers. But this is a run-based offense, so if they can dominate in the trenches, theyll be a dangerous playoff team. 4. Cincinnati Bengals2025 record: 6-112026 picks: 2.41, 3.72, 4.110, 6.189, 6.199, 7.221, 7.226 The Bengals already used their first-round pick (10) to acquire defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence from the Giants, a bold move they felt was necessary because they didnt think they could get an impact defender at that spot in the draft. Lawrence is certainly far better than any defensive tackle they could have found there. But it was a clear sign they are going for it all this year, since theyre already loaded on offense as long as quarterback Joe Burrow is healthy. What they need to do now is fix the back end of the defense, preferably with a new starting cornerback. And it also wouldnt hurt to bulk up the offensive line to make sure Burrow stays on the field. It wont be as easy without that first-rounder, but they still have picks 41 and 72. If they hit on those, theyll have the support to let Burrow carry them the rest of the way. 3. Kansas City Chiefs2025 record: 6-112026 picks: 1.9, 1.29, 2.40, 3.74, 4.109, 5.148, 5.169, 5.176, 6.210 Their dynasty looked like it was dying even before quarterback Patrick Mahomes got hurt last season, but theyre not ready to see their window slam shut just yet. Mahomes coming back healthy is the most important thing. But they need some help to get Steve Spagnuolos defense back on track too. Specifically, they need an edge rusher because their pass rush (33 sacks) was terrible. They should be able to find that with at least one of their two first-round picks (9, 29). A cornerback is a necessity too, since both of last years starters Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson are gone. If the Chiefs can give Spagnuolo better pass-rushers and coverage, hell have that unit back in the top five soon enough. Then they'll have support for an offense with Mahomes and new running back Kenneth Walker III, and maybe their dynasty won't be dead after all. 2. Philadelphia Eagles2025 record: 11-62026 picks: 1.23, 2.54, 3.68, 3.98, 4.114, 4.137, 5.178, 6.197 Even if the Eagles trade receiver A.J. Brown (and they might), they still have plenty of offensive weapons, and theyve got a defense that has plenty of talent in the back, especially at linebacker and cornerback. But what got them off their game last season is their lack of dominance in the trenches. That should, and likely will, be the focus of their four picks in the top 100. In fact, it would be a shock if GM Howie Roseman doesn't use one of the Eagles' first two picks (Nos. 23, 54) on an offensive lineman. They need better play in the interior and some depth at tackle, too. If their line gets stronger, itll do wonders for running back Saquon Barkley and quarterback Jalen Hurts. And on defense, they know they need an edge rusher too, after they failed to bring back Jaelan Phillips. They're strong inside with Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis, but need a lot more off the edge. If they can disrupt opposing quarterbacks a little more and return to their dominant running style, theyll be a lot better equipped for a long postseason run. 1. San Francisco 49ers2025 record: 12-52026 picks: 1.27, 2.58, 4.127, 4.133, 4.138, 4.139 They were 12-5 last season, so its really a short leap to being in the run for a championship, which they were for most of last season. They still have more than enough weapons on offense, especially after signing receivers Mike Evans and Christian Kirk. But they can guarantee their status among the NFCs elite if they can strengthen their pass defense. To do that, they need two things: a better pass rush and at least one playmaker in the secondary. Pass rush might be the bigger need, even if Nick Bosa and Mykel Williams are healthy. They didnt have a single player with more than four sacks last year. Alas, they didnt have a single corner who picked off a pass, either. They have only two selections in the first two days Nos. 27 and 58 but those are their two obvious positional targets. They need to strengthen those areas to compete in the loaded NFC West anyway. And if they can survive that division, a Super Bowl run definitely wont be out of reach.