A look at the game “by the numbers.”
+ The Kraken ended the game with 38.6-percent of all shot volume and 40.7-percent of all shot quality in 5-on-5 play. They had a big advantage in each measure in periods 1 and 3 but were hemmed in in the middle 20 minutes.
+ Berkly Catton’s line (with Shane Wright and Kaapo Kakko) played 9:01 together and were plus-6 in shot attempts and created a 68.8-percent of all shot quality.
+ Matty Beniers line (with Jared McCann and Mackie Samoskevich) was the other trio to tilt the ice Seattle’s way going plus-1 in shot attempts and coming just shy of breaking even in shot quality.
+ Jordan Eberle’s assist on McCann’s goal was the 41st time that the captain has set up McCann for a goal. It was also the seventeenth time he sent a primary helper to a teammate from below the goal line as a member of the Kraken.
+ Eberle also tied the franchise record for longest point streak from the start of a season (4 games - Andre Burakovsky, 2022-23).
+ Bobby McMann, Shane Wright, and Samoskevich were the Kraken leaders in individual shot quality.
+ Wright and McCann led all skaters in the game in shots from the slot (4) and Wright also led all skaters in rush chances (3).
+ Matty Beniers was a transition machine leading all skaters in the game in both controlled exits (12) and entries (6, tied with Berkly Catton, Jordan Eberle and Jack Eichel).
+ Wright and Kaapo Kakko had the highest Game Score among Seattle skaters.
Here’s a look at our data-driven Instant Analysis from Sportlogiq | Teamworks (Click HERE for how to read this graphic):
