Seth Jarvis Stats

Carolina Hurricanes winger Seth Jarvis had a very memorable night Thursday against Montreal, scoring his first career hat trick in a 6-2 win. He completed the job with a short-handed goal inside the final minute of play, becoming the fourth youngest player in team history to register a hat trick. It was a spectacular way to end a scoring drought, as the 21-year-old had recorded only two points in his previous 11 appearances. Considering his status as a first-liner on the team, Jarvis really should be more consistent with his offensive output, but he's still young and learning and can only get better. Thursday's hat trick gives him 11 goals for the season and he's dished out 16 assists in 54 games.

over 1 month ago

Carolina Hurricanes winger Seth Jarvis tallied two assists as the team crushed Florida 4-0 on Friday. He had a power-play helper on a Teuvo Teravainen goal and also collected an assist when Jesperi Kotkaniemi scored in an even-strength situation. The 20-year-old moved on to 19 points for the campaign. Jarvis had a quiet start to the season, but his form has started to pick up in December, and 2023 should be a productive year for Jarvis, with him having secured a spot on the first line. He's also part of the second power-play unit, although Jarvis hasn't done a lot with the man advantage this season, recording only three power-play points.

over 2 months ago

Carolina Hurricanes forward Seth Jarvis sustained an upper-body injury on a hit by Jacob Trouba in Monday's Game 7 loss to the Rangers, playing just a handful of minutes. The Hurricanes lost an important piece of their top six and couldn't hang with the visitors, losing 6-2. Jarvis had netted points in back-to-back outings before Game 7 and he led all rookies in scoring in the playoffs with eight points. The 20-year-old looks set for a bright future in Raleigh after managing to post 40 points during the regular season and striking up a good partnership with Teuvo Teravainen and Sebastian Aho.

over 9 months ago

Carolina Hurricanes forward Seth Jarvis continued his impressive postseason with an assist in Wednesday's Game 1 victory over the Rangers. He combined with Teuvo Teravainen to set up Sebastian Aho for a late game-tying goal. The Hurricanes eventually won 2-1 after Ian Cole became the third blue-liner in franchise history to score an overtime goal in the playoffs. Jarvis had a solid rookie campaign during the regular season with 40 points, and he has continued to get it done in the playoffs as well with six points in eight games. Four of his points have come across the last four games.

over 9 months ago