Carolina Hurricanes' Game 5 goaltending decision remains unclear as Rod Brind'Amour says everybody's available despite Bussi skating as starter.
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Ahead of Game 4 between the Canes and Vegas Golden Knights, the question was whether Frederik Andersen — who had started all the team's— would be in net for Carolina, or if Brandon Bussi, who came into Game 3 as a backup and played well, would get his first career postseason start. Carolina Hurricanes goalie Brandon Bussi got the nod in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, in what was his first career postseason startThe team ended up going with Bussi , and while it was another high-scoring game, the Canes came out with the win.
But, head coach Rod Brind'Amour didn't officially name a starter. Instead, he mentioned that Andersen had skated before the main group of players, and that"everybody's available.
"That said, I noticed that in that main skate, Bussi was in the net typically reserved for the team's starter. I get why the Hurricanes would want to play coy, but while there were cases to be made for either goalie in Game 4, it seems like Bussi is really the only choice for Game 5.
Being at home will be a nice change for Bussi after getting his first taste of a playoff start in Vegas, but he still played well, stopping 18 of 21 Vegas shots. We haven't seen a goalie steal a game so far in this series — their role has kind of just been damage minimization because
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