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On Saturday, April 5, the San Jose Sharks hosted Seattle Cleken’s fourth and final game of the season. Both teams were eliminated from the playoffs, both teams were competing for the season series. Even though the Sharks won the first two games, Kraken is back and won the third game. Seattle beat the Sharks 5-1 tonight, leading to a leading season series.

Game review

Five minutes after the first stage, Josh Mahura sent the puck down the ice, Andre Burakovsky. He gained control of the puck and found Jared McCann skating in the center of the ice. Burakovsky sent to McCann. McCann hit the ball, putting Kraken on the board first.

Just four minutes later, McCann returned to the action after passing the ball to Adam Larsson near the site. He found Burakovsky in front and passed it to him. Burakovksy fired, extending Kraken’s lead by two.

With six minutes left in the first phase, Tyler Toffoli fired on the Nets and Joey Daccord blocked. Will Smith took the rebound and scored to cut Kraken’s lead in half.

In the second phase seven minutes, the Sharks tried to keep the puck in the offensive zone. Mario Ferarro’s stick broke and Chandler Stephenson seized the opportunity. Stephenson took control of the puck and slid the ice towards Alexandar Georgiev. His scoring once again gave Seattle a two-goal lead.

Four minutes after Stephenson’s goal, Jaden Schwartz stole the puck from Henry Thrun. He slid online, no one nearby, and Schwartz shot and scored Crecon’s fourth goal of the night. After this goal, Georgeyev was pulled and George Romanov entered the crease.

In less than two minutes in the second phase, Shane Wright stole the puck from the Sharks’ missed pass. Wright started driving the internet with a hockey puck, but put it on McCann. McCann scored his second goal when he shot.

The third stage is full of shooting attempts and free throw minutes. Seattle shot seven shots online, and the sharks took six shots. In the first half of the third inning, each team had six minutes of free throws. Neither team scored on the super player advantage they gained. At the end of the game, things got weird. William Eklund and Eeli Tolvanen each received five minutes for the fight, while Jamie Oleksiak, John Hayden and Zack Ostapchuk each received misconduct. Kraken ended the game in a powerful game, but the score was still 5-1.

Next

Both Shark and Clake will return to the ice on Monday, April 7. Aquaman will continue their road trip in Los Angeles, where they will ride the King. Sharks will host Calgary Flames.