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Seattle Kraken's Offensive Onslaught: How Did They Fare Against the Chicago Blackhawks?

In a recent face-off at the United Center, the Seattle Kraken and the Chicago Blackhawks battled it out on the ice, with both teams aiming to improve their season records. The Kraken, holding a 30-34 record with 5 overtime losses before this game, managed to secure a convincing 6-2 victory over the Blackhawks, who now stand at 20-39 with 9 overtime losses. This win added crucial points to Seattle's tally for the season.


Mar 18, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Blackhawks center Jason Dickinson (16) warms up before a game against the Seattle Kraken at United Center. Mandatory Credit: Talia Sprague-Imagn Images

Kraken's Key Performances


The Seattle Kraken showcased an impressive offensive performance against the Chicago Blackhawks. Adam Larsson stood out with his exceptional play, contributing one goal and two assists. His efforts were pivotal in securing this victory for his team. Shane Wright also made significant contributions by scoring two goals, demonstrating his potential as a forward for Seattle. Matty Beniers added to the scoreboard with one goal and an assist, further solidifying his role within the team.


Seattle's goaltender played a crucial role in this triumph by making 27 saves on 29 shots, maintaining a perfect save percentage throughout the game. This defensive effort was instrumental in keeping Chicago at bay and ensuring that Seattle capitalized on their scoring opportunities.


Mar 18, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Seattle Kraken defenseman Ryker Evans (41) checks  Chicago Blackhawks left wing Landon Slaggert (84) during the third period at United Center. Mandatory Credit: Talia Sprague-Imagn Images

Blackhawks' Efforts


Despite their loss, The Chicago Blackhawks showed resilience throughout the match. Their powerplay unit managed to convert one of their opportunities into a goal early in the first period but struggled to maintain that momentum as Seattle tightened its defense.


The Blackhawks faced challenges in penetrating Seattle's goaltending fortress but managed to score twice during even-strength play. However, their efforts were overshadowed by turnovers and missed chances which ultimately contributed to their defeat against a determined Kraken squad.


Mar 18, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Seattle Kraken center Michael Eyssimont (21) skates with the puck during the first period against the Chicago Blackhawks at United Center. Mandatory Credit: Talia Sprague-Imagn Images

Looking ahead, The Seattle Kraken are set to face off against Minnesota Wild at Xcel Energy Center in St Paul on March 19th at 9:30 PM EDT. Fans can catch all of this action live on TNT or stream it through Max and FDSNX networks.


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