The Carolina Hurricanes had an eventful second day at the NHL Draft, selecting seven players, including notable picks like Penn State center Charlie Cerrato at No. 49 overall and goaltender Semyon Frolov. Team General Manager Eric Tulsky expressed confidence in their draft strategy, emphasizing their openness to various options as they navigate an important offseason. Despite trading away their first-round pick to the Blackhawks, the Hurricanes were able to acquire additional picks and focus on strengthening their roster with a diverse selection, including four Russian players. The team is now gearing up for free agency as they look to build upon their draft success.