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Seattle Kraken Dominate Vancouver Canucks in a Show of Strength and Skill

The Seattle Kraken, with a record of 32-38-6, showcased their prowess against the Vancouver Canucks, who now stand at 34-28-13. In a game that ended with a score of 5-0 in favor of the Kraken, both teams demonstrated intense competition and skill on the ice.


Oct 21, 2022; Denver, Colorado, USA; Seattle Kraken center Jaden Schwartz (17) before the game against the Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

Key Highlights from the Game


The Seattle Kraken's performance was nothing short of impressive. They managed to net five goals throughout the game while keeping their defense tight, allowing no goals against them. The team's shooting accuracy was remarkable, with a shooting percentage of 26 percent based on their 19 shots on goal. This offensive effort was complemented by solid goaltending that resulted in a shutout victory.


Jared McCann stood out as one of the stars for the Kraken, contributing significantly to their success. His performance included three assists and an overall plus-minus rating of +3 over his time on ice. Another notable player was Andre Burakovsky who not only scored one goal but also assisted another, showcasing his dual-threat capability.


On defense, Vince Dunn made his presence felt by assisting two goals and maintaining a plus-minus rating of +3. Adam Larsson also contributed to the scoreboard with one goal from just one shot attempt.


Vancouver Canucks' Struggle


The Vancouver Canucks faced challenges throughout the match as they struggled to find their rhythm against a determined Seattle team. Despite taking 24 shots at goal – equaling Seattle's attempts – they were unable to convert any into scores due largely to Joey Daccord's exceptional goaltending for Seattle; he saved all 24 shots faced.


The Canucks' powerplay opportunities did not yield results either; despite having three chances compared to Seattle’s two powerplays, they failed to capitalize on these moments which could have shifted momentum in their favor.


Looking Ahead


As fans look forward to more exciting games this season, attention now turns towards the upcoming match where the Seattle Kraken will face off against San Jose Sharks at SAP Center at San Jose on April 5th at 10:00 PM EDT. Fans can catch this anticipated matchup through various broadcasts including ESPN+ for internet viewers and NBCS-CA among others for television audiences.


This recent victory over Vancouver not only adds another win to Seattle’s record but also boosts morale as they prepare for future contests in this competitive season.



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