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Seattle Kraken Freeze Out Anaheim Ducks with a 4-0 Shutout

The Seattle Kraken's recent face-off against the Anaheim Ducks ended in a decisive 4-0 victory for the home team. The Kraken's season record now stands at an impressive 4-0, while the Ducks fell to a less fortunate 0-4. The game, which took place at Climate Pledge Arena, showcased Seattle's dominance on both ends of the ice.


Oct 24, 2023; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Seattle Kraken defenseman Brian Dumoulin (8) celebrates with Seattle Kraken left wing Tye Kartye (52) (center left) right wing Jordan Eberle (7) (center right) and defenseman Justin Schultz (4) after the Kraken scored a goal against the Detroit Red Wings in the second period at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Lon Horwedel-USA TODAY Sports

From the opening period, the Kraken set an aggressive tone, scoring twice and establishing a lead that they would not relinquish. Their offensive efforts were matched by their defensive prowess as they successfully kept the Ducks scoreless throughout all three periods. Seattle capitalized on their powerplay opportunities by netting two goals out of five chances, demonstrating their efficiency when playing with a man advantage.


The Kraken's goaltender had an exceptional night between the pipes, saving all 12 shots faced and contributing to his team’s shutout win. On offense, Seattle peppered Anaheim's goalie with 36 shots in total; he managed to save 32 but allowed four goals against him. The home team also excelled in faceoffs, winning 32 out of 51 draws which translated into control over the puck and game tempo.


Anaheim struggled to find any rhythm offensively; they only managed to take a total of 12 shots on goal throughout the game and could not convert during their single powerplay opportunity. Defensively they blocked an equal number of attempts as Seattle at 25 but were unable to stop crucial shots from getting through.


Fans witnessed disciplined play from both teams with minimal penalties; however, it was clear that Seattle made better use of their fewer penalty minutes by preventing any goals while shorthanded and scoring during powerplays.


Looking ahead for fans of the Kraken: The next game will see them once again host Anaheim Ducks at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. This upcoming match is scheduled for March 28th at around midnight Pacific Time (9:00 PM PT). Supporters can catch all live-action broadcasts across multiple networks including ESPN+ online or BSSC and BSSD TV channels along with ROOT Sports NW for regional viewers.

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