A look at the game “by the numbers.”
+ Lane Lambert earned his 100th win as an NHL head coach tonight.
+ Three games into this road trip, eleven Kraken players have scored a goal. Sixteen have at least one point and eight have multiple points.
+ In 5-on-5 play, the Kraken created 48.9-percent of all shot volume for 48.9-percent of all shot quality.
+ Seattle had 17 high danger scoring chances and allowed 15 by Philadelphia.
+ Philipp Grubauer was exceptional stopping 24 of 26 shots (and 56 shot attempts total). He prevented 1.3 more goals than he should have and earned his third quality start of the season. Grubauer has yet to start a game which hasn’t qualified as such.
+ In his fifth NHL game, Ville Ottavainen scored his first NHL goal.
+ With the primary assist on Ottavainen’s tally, Mackie Samoskevich earned his first helper as a member of the Seattle Kraken.
+ The line of Bobby McMann and Mackie Samoskevich centered by Matty Beniers was very productive tonight.
+ As a trio, in 11:28 of ice time they were plus-14 in shot attempts and generated 99.8-percent of all shot quality.
+ McMann scored the opening goal of the game and his 13 goals are the most by a Kraken player through their first 25 games with the franchise, ahead of Jordan Eberle (12) and Jared McCann (12).
+ McMann also scored the game winning goal in the shootout.
+ Matty Beniers led all skaters in the game in offensive zone possession time while Jared McCann led in individual shot quality.
+ Beniers also had a team leading seven controlled zone entries and ten controlled zone exits.
+ The top skaters in the game according to Game Score (hockeystatcards.com): Samoskevich, McCann, and Beniers.
Here’s a look at our data-driven Instant Analysis from Sportlogiq | Teamworks (Click HERE for how to read this graphic):