A look at the game \u201cby the numbers.\u201d<\/p>\n
+ On the game as a whole, Seattle created 48.7-percent of all 5-on-5 shot volume which resulted in 55.2-percent of all shot quality.<\/p>\n
+ Seattle won the majority of puck battles (59.3%) but did allow 18 high danger chances will creating 12.<\/p>\n
+ The Kraken created eleven scoring chances off turnovers while allowing just nine.<\/p>\n
+ The penalty kill was perfect for the third straight game, and the power play scored a goal for the fourth time in the last five games.<\/p>\n
+ The Freddy Gaudreau line opened the game\u2019s scoring thanks to Ryan Winterton. They also tilted the ice the most of any Kraken trio going plus-2 in shot volume and creating 89-percent of all shot quality in their 10:45 of ice time.<\/p>\n
+ Winterton (1-0\u20141) became the 10th Kraken player with multiple goals this season \u2013 the most among all teams and one more than the next closest (Colorado: 9).<\/p>\n
+ With the tying goal that forced overtime, Matty Beniers scored his 200th NHL point. Among all players drafted in 2021, only Wyatt Johnston has more.<\/p>\n
+ Shane Wright was second only to Nikita Kucherov in scoring chances from the slot. Wright had five, Kucherov had six.<\/p>\n
+ Wright was also second only to Jared McCann when it came to the most individual shot quality among Kraken skaters.<\/p>\n