Kraken beats the Blackhawks 6-2 in the second phase of 4 goals – Hockey Writer – NHL News

The Chicago Blackhawks and Seattle Cleken face each other for the third and last time this season. Both teams separated in the first two games, so both sides sought to play the batter.

Chicago was in a four-game losing streak, winning 16-6 in that timeline. Meanwhile, Claken has scored five points in his last four games. Ironically, in the first two games, each scored 3-1. But the game is different as it ends with a 6-2 victory in Cracon.

Game review

The game started with an explosion when John Hayden and Pat Maroon were trapped in a hockey battle, and the theater kept playing, Connor Bedard opened the score with a powerful goal in the game, scoring 1-0 in four minutes. Defensive player Artyom Levshunov scored goals and assists against Bedard, which gave it a back-to-back game for the team’s highest prospects. Despite some look at Hireken, the Blackhawks are under most of the starting pressure.

Tyler Bertuzzi added his lead with less than three minutes left in the first game, while his 20-game drought was 2-0. However, after Alex Vlasic mistakenly played the hockey with a 2-1 score, Sattles’ Adam Larsson got a 31-second answer.

The second phase is Seattle because they maintained the momentum of the first phase. Chandler Stephenson tied 2-2 in the second six minutes. Jared McCann won the game 3-2 after 26 seconds. Matty Beniers scored 4-2 in a middle school. Shane Wright then scored 5-2. It was four of eight goals, as the Blackhawks struggled to get out of their own area and gave up on the second and third chances of Kraken Capital Utilization. It’s terrible for the Blackhawks in every way.

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Shane Wright scored again, causing the Blackhawks to miss the story 6-2, which is the story of the third stage, the same as the second stage. Seattle beat Chicago 8-7 and ended the game with a 6-2 victory. Larsson had a big night with three points (1 goal, 2 assists) pushing his team. The shooting percentage of the game goals was 30-29, Seattle.

What’s next?

After the start, the Blackhawks’ frustrating performance (achieving six unanswered goals) tells the ugly story of their night. In addition, Aquaman will hope to play against Minnesota’s wilderness tomorrow (March 19). Meanwhile, the Hawks, who now lose 6-2 in a row, must hope they can face the LA Kings bleeding on March 20.