Seattle Kraken's Late Surge Falls Short Against Montreal Canadiens at Climate Pledge Arena

The Seattle Kraken faced off against the Montreal Canadiens in a closely contested match at Climate Pledge Arena. The game ended with a score of 4-3, favoring the Habs. This result brought the Kraken's record to 5-2-3, while the Canadiens improved to 8-3-0.

First Period

The opening period saw the Canadiens take an early lead with two goals. The Habs capitalized on their powerplay opportunities, scoring twice from their two shots on goal during this advantage. Seattle struggled to find their rhythm and failed to register any points in this period.

Second Period

In contrast, the second period was marked by defensive plays from both sides as neither team managed to score. The Kraken tightened up defensively but couldn't break through Montreal's defense despite several attempts.

Third Period

Seattle came alive in the third period with a spirited comeback attempt. Brandon Montour led the charge for Seattle, contributing significantly with his offensive prowess by scoring twice and assisting once. His efforts helped level the playing field as Seattle netted three goals during this time frame.

Overtime

Despite their valiant effort in regulation time, overtime proved challenging for Seattle as they conceded one goal without reply from Cole Caufield of Montreal who secured victory for his team.

As fans look forward to future games, they can catch Seattle back in action against New York Rangers on November 1st at Climate Pledge Arena starting at 10:00 PM EDT. Fans can watch live broadcasts via ESPN+, KHN TV or MSG TV networks.

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