Post-Game Instant Analysis: Seattle at Winnipeg

The Kraken headed to Winnipeg to play in the final game of the entire NHL season, and while they started strong, they were unable to squelch the Jets, ultimately falling 4-3. It was a good first two minutes of play when the visitors controlled possession but fell behind 1-0. Undeterred, Seattle scored three times in the middle frame - first by Alex Wennberg on the power play, followed by even strength scores by Daniel Sprong and Riley Sheahan.

But that wouldn't be enough. Winnipeg wasn't going to let its fans go home for the final time with a loss. They powered to an offensive burst that generated three goals in under five minutes of game time. With time to mount a comeback hampered by the only Seattle penalty kill of the game, the Kraken couldn't find a way to another score.
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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