Post-Game Instant Analysis: Seattle at Minnesota

Going into the third and final game between these two teams, whichever team lost had not been able to generate a single goal. And each side had that happen once. While it took a while, the Kraken found a way to re-write that part of the script tonight, although Marc-Andre Fleury allowed only one of the 65 pucks Seattle sent his way.
Fleury's efforts protected his team through the offensive onslaught generated by the Kraken who found a way to get shots off from the dangerous areas of the ice 15 times that ranks sixth best in terms of limiting those kinds of chances.

Although the Kraken weren't able to win this one, they head back to Seattle still in the first wild card spot in the West and having collected five of a possible eight standings points on this four-game road trip.
Let's look at the game "by the numbers."
Here's a look at our data-driven Instant Analysis from Sportlogiq (click
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for how to read this graphic):