CBC Sports "The Carolina Hurricanes announced Monday that their No. 1 goalie Cam Ward will be gone from six to eight weeks due to an mediate collateral ligament (MCL) in his knee. Ward was hurt in a collision early in Sunday's 3-2 road win over Florida. Dan Ellis took over in net as the Hurricanes won..." March 04
Cam Ward heads to the locker room after being injured in a collision with Justin Faulk. Dan Ellis relieves Ward.
Raleigh News & Observer "The Carolina Hurricanes don't mind facing off against the NHL's best, and they have held their own this season. They swept the Boston Bruins, the defending Stanley Cup champions. They beat the Vancouver Canucks, who played the Bruins for the Cup last year, and the Pittsburgh Penguins. They shut..." March 16
Raleigh News & Observer "The Carolina Hurricanes will scatter in many directions Tuesday, taking time off for the NHL All-Star Game break. Truth be known, many of the Canes probably would like to keep on playing. The Hurricanes, in their final game before the break, topped the Winnipeg Jets 2-1 Monday at the RBC..." January 24
Raleigh News & Observer "It's not a moment Cam Ward likes to recall and one the Carolina Hurricanes goalie insists he will not repeat. During the Canes' Dec. 9 road game against the Winnipeg Jets, Ward was pulled by coach Kirk Muller early in the second period and then had an emotional meltdown on the bench, letting..." January 23
Raleigh News & Observer "Carolina Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller put his team through a rigorous practice Sunday at the Air Canada Centre. "Be focused, be sharp," Muller shouted. "Fight through it, fight through it." The day before, Muller said many of the same things to goaltender Cam Ward, except in a much calmer..." December 12
Raleigh News & Observer "The Carolina Hurricanes now have beaten the Stanley Cup champions twice in less than a week. The Canes, mixing hard work with some fisticuffs, topped the Boston Bruins 4-1 at TD Garden. Anthony Stewart and Joni Pitkanen each have two goals for the Canes this season, and all four have come..." October 19
Raleigh News & Observer "Cam Ward admits he was getting a little antsy. The Carolina Hurricanes' goalie was all set for the beginning of preseason training camp, having worked hard this summer on his conditioning, only to be held back a few days by an injury referred to as "upper-body stiffness." But Ward will be..." September 23
Raleigh News & Observer "The Carolina Hurricanes announced Wednesday that goaltender Cam Ward has been selected by his teammates as Carolina's nominee for the 2010-11 King Clancy Memorial Trophy. It's the second time that Ward has been nominated for this honor, annually awarded to the NHL player who best exemplifies..." April 07
Raleigh News & Observer "Carolina Hurricanes general manager Jim Rutherford doesn't hedge any in assessing the play of goaltender Cam Ward this season. "He has singlehandedly won us games and singlehandedly kept us in many games," Rutherford said. "He's our MVP for the year." That comes from a former NHL goalie,..." March 25
Raleigh News & Observer "Cam Ward's streak of consecutive starts in goal for the Carolina Hurricanes ended at 24 games Friday, when he was given a break. But that's it, coach Paul Maurice said Sunday. The Hurricanes have 16 games remaining in the regular season, and Ward should start them all, meaning he would play in..." March 07
Raleigh News & Observer "Tim Gleason of the Carolina Hurricanes has played in front of goaltender Cam Ward for five seasons, doing the dirty, gritty work of a defenseman. A year ago, he played with Buffalo Sabres goalie Ryan Miller for Team USA - and was his roommate - during the 2010 Vancouver Winter..." March 03
Raleigh News & Observer "Cam Ward joked during pregame NHL All-Star interviews that his goal, as the starting goalie for Team Staal, was to keep Team Lidstrom under five during the first period. The Carolina Hurricanes star succeeded, but only by a whisker in the RBC Center on Sunday. With an early 4-0 lead, Ward..." January 31