The Carolina Hurricanes have announced that forward Seth Jarvis has been activated from injured reserve. General Manager Eric Tulsky made the announcement on Wednesday.
Jarvis, 23, missed the last eight games after suffering an upper-body injury during a game against the Florida Panthers on December 19. The Winnipeg native currently leads the team in goals with 19, as well as game-winning goals (4) and shorthanded goals (2) for this season. He is tied for fourth in points with 29. Jarvis was selected by Carolina in the first round, 13th overall, at the 2020 NHL Draft and has played in 338 career NHL games with the Hurricanes, recording a total of 115 goals and 127 assists for 242 points.
The Carolina Hurricanes are a professional ice hockey team based in Raleigh, North Carolina. They operate out of the Lenovo Center, which accommodates up to 20,000 people and hosts more than 150 events annually according to their official website. The franchise began operations in Raleigh in 1997 after relocating from Hartford.
The organization contributes significantly to the local economy through events and community engagement efforts that exceed $200 million each year (source). The Hurricanes also share their venue with NC State University and aim to deliver high-quality sports entertainment while supporting community growth (details here).
Over its history, Carolina has achieved notable milestones such as winning its first Stanley Cup in 2006 (read more). Players like Eric Staal and Rod Brind’Amour have been recognized for their contributions through induction into the team’s Hall of Fame.
“Jarvy snipe from one knee”
— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes)
