Fanatics Sportsbook promo: Wager $30, get $300 in FanCash for Islanders vs. Hurricanes

The Islanders and Hurricanes meet for the first time in what projects to be a high‑octane matchup. 

After kicking off 5-0, the Canes’ worst overall power play has cost them, having lost three of their last four games and reeling from a 6‑3 defeat to Vegas. 

The Islanders are dead last in the division after a 5‑2 defeat at Boston, dropping two straight. 

Both teams have averaged more than 3.5 goals per game this season, with offenses outpacing defenses in high-scoring affairs. 

Fanatics Sportsbook promo for Islanders vs. Hurricanes

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What our Post expert thinks about Islanders vs. Hurricanes

Carolina’s offense is generating over 33 shots per game, powered by Sebastian Aho and Seth Jarvis, but its .891 SV% explains how they aren’t immune to high-scoring bouts. 

The Islanders, averaging 3.6 goals per game but surrendering 3.3, rely heavily on Bo Horvat and Mathew Barzal to generate offense, setting up a clash where tempo and finishing will decide the outcome.

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