Kraken’s 5 goals in the second phase hit them to beat the Oilers 6-1 – Hockey Writer – Seattle Kraken

Seattle Kraken hosted the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday, March 27. Although Kraken lost their last nine games against the Oilers, Seattle won 6-1 in this game.

Game review

With 48 seconds left in the first stage, the Oiler hit the first. Connor Brown hit the puck with a tall-looking stick. Vince Dunn grabbed the hockey and stopped the game. Jeff Skinner grabbed the loose puck. He fired the gun and the puck found the back of the net. Seattle challenged the Tall Stick, and after the video comment, it was confirmed that there was a Tall Stick. The target was waving. Both the Oilers and Heyrek scored 12 shots on the Nets, and the first phase ended with no points.

Just 39 seconds into the second phase, Mattias Janmark sat down. Kraken scored on Superman’s advantage in the second powerful match chance of the night. Dunn grabbed the puck on the blue line and saved it in Kraken’s offensive zone. He passed Jared McCann near the Ice Center. McCann passed to Andre Burakovsky at the standoff point. Burakovsky fired, and Jaden Schwartz tilted it into the net, opening Seattle’s score.

Two minutes later, Jake Walman put the puck on the board of Kraken’s offensive zone. He was hit hard by Michael Eyssimont and lost his handle on the puck. Schwartz picked up a loose puck in the face-off circle and shot his second goal of the night.

Halfway through the second, Matty Beniers won the Kraken face-off. He passed Adam Larsson at the Blue Line. Larsson fires, Jani Nyman is in front of the net. Nyman leaned towards the hockey and extended Kraken’s lead to three goals.

Kaapo Kakko fired online at a blocked by Calvin Pickard. Kakko picked up the rebound and found the Beniers to his left. He passed it to him, and he filmed him while Pickard focused on Kakko. Beniers extended Kraken’s lead to 4-0.

Schwartz slid the puck into Crecon’s offensive zone. He died at the Blue Line Jordan Eberle. Eberle shot and the puck bounced from the crossbar into the net. The oilers challenged offside and won the challenge. The goal was swung, but Cleken still led 4-0.

Ryker Evans caught the puck as the Oilers tried to bring the puck out of Cleken’s offensive zone. He went to Brakowski in front of the net. Burakovsky shoots and burys it behind the net.

Four minutes into the third phase, the Oilers joined the board. During the standoff, the puck drove towards Walman on the blue line. He fired a gun and was blocked by Joey Daccord. There was a crazy fight online, but Zach Hyman picked it up. He fired, and was blocked by Daccord. Heyman picked up his rebound and scored in the second shot.

Larsson shot online four minutes after the Oilers recorded their first goal. It was blocked by Picard. Eyssimont picked up the rebound and found McCann. He swung the puck into the net with his stick. Maybe McCann is excited for opening day. With this goal, Cleken won 6-1.

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Kraken will host the Dallas Stars on Saturday, March 29. The Oilers will also be in the game again when the Calgary Flames are hosted on Saturday.