Chad LaRose is eligible to be an unrestricted free agent this summer.
All 508 games he has played in his career have come with Carolina, but there's a chance that the team may not retain his services. He recorded two goals and two assists in 35 games this year.

Chad LaRose skated on Carolina's top line alongside Eric Staal and Jiri Tlusty in Thursday's morning skate.
He received the promotion because Alexander Semin is sidelined with a concussion. LaRose has four points in 33 games this season and coach Kirk Muller likes to shuffle his combinations, so his time on the first line may not last throughout the match though.

Chad LaRose returned to action on Monday April 1.

Chad LaRose missed Wednesday's practice of the flu.
Tuomo Ruutu joined Jordan Staal and Jeff Skinner in his place. LaRose returned to action this past Tuesday after being sidelined since March 2 due to a concussion.

Carolina Hurricanes activate Chad LaRose (concussion) off injured reserve.
LaRose has been practicing with the Canes in recent days after missing 10 games with a concussion. LaRose has been skating with Jordan Staal and Jeff Skinner as part of the Canes' second line. He should be back in the lineup Tuesday night.

Chad LaRose participated in Monday's practice and appears to be close to returning to the lineup from a concussion.
He has missed the past 10 games with a concussion, but looked comfortable during the session with Jordan Staal and Jeff Skinner. LaRose will be checked over Tuesday morning to see if he can play that night against Winnipeg.

Chad LaRose (concussion) has been placed on injured reserve by Carolina.
He has missed the past nine games with a concussion. LaRose has three points in 19 contests this year.

Chad LaRose will remain in Raleigh, Carolina following Saturday's contest to be further evaluated for concussion-like symptoms.
The right winger has only two goals and one assist in 19 games so far in this 48-game shortened season.

Right winger Chad LaRose figured in on both of the Hurricanes' goals Saturday night in a 5-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning in Carolina.
LaRose scored a goal, his second of the season, and added an assist, his first.

Chad LaRose joined Jordan Staal and Patrick Dwyer on Carolina's second line during Wednesday's practice.
The Hurricanes will be without Jeff Skinner (concussion) for an undetermined time, so Staal will likely have some different linemates and for now LaRose will get a bump in responsibility as a result. He has just one goal and 20 shots in 13 games this season.

Chad LaRose was a surprising healthy scratch for the Hurricanes' 3-1 win over Toronto.
The move was confirmed by Canes coach Kirk Muller after the game. Given that Carolina looked particularly sharp in this game it's possible LaRose watches another game from the press box.

Chad LaRose was back at practice on Wednesday after an allergic reaction kept him off the ice on Tuesday.
LaRose has gotten off to a rough start this year, with no points and a minus-4 rating after the team's opening five games.

Chad LaRose is getting the first look on a line with Jeff Skinner and Jordan Staal.
He generated 19 goals and 32 points in 67 games last season. LaRose can play up and down the lineup and he normally does in Carolina. Jussi Jokinen may also get an audition on the Canes' second unit during camp because of his chemistry with Skinner from last year.