Chiarot's OT goal lifts Red Wings past Kraken

SEATTLE -- Ben Chiarot scored at 1:07 of overtime to give the Detroit Red Wings a 4-3 victory against the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena on Monday.

Chiarot took a pass from Dylan Larkin in the slot and beat Kraken goalie Joey Daccord five-hole.

"It was a nice job by [Lucas Raymond] and [Larkin] driving down the right side," Chiarot said. "I found a soft spot in the slot there. 'Larks' made a great little backhand pass into me, and I just tried to shoot it."

Patrick Kane had the primary assist on Moritz Seider goal in the first period, his 800th in the NHL. He joined Phil Housley (894) and Mike Modano (813) as the only United States-born players to reach the milestone. He is also the second active player with at least 800 assists (Sidney Crosby, 976) and extended his point streak to five games (two goals, five assists) since returning from a lower-body injury on Feb. 10.

"[Kane is] great at producing points," Detroit coach Derek Lalonde said. "I love the fact that he's battling to stay within our team structure. [He's had a] huge impact in our room."

Raymond had a goal and an assist, Daniel Sprong scored, and Alex Lyon made 38 saves for the Red Wings (29-20-6), who won the final two games of a four-game road trip (2-2-0). 

"It's always a goal to get as many points from these games on the road, especially this type of road trip with the type of opponents we faced," Lalonde said. "Great job by the guys to fight back and get two quality road wins (also against the Calgary Flames on Saturday) against two quality teams fighting for their (Stanley Cup Playoff) lives."

Jared McCann scored twice, and Daccord made 28 saves for the Kraken (23-21-11), who had won two straight.

"The point is a real important point," Seattle coach Dave Hakstol said. "It's disappointing to lose the point in overtime, but the point that we got is valuable."

Seider gave the Red Wings a 1-0 lead at 13:30 of the first period with a one-timer through a screen off a pass from Kane.

McCann tied it 1-1 at 18:32 with a power-play goal, scoring from the left face-off dot after receiving a feed from Vince Dunn.

"The last few games have been good for us and we're heading in the right direction," McCann said. "But every single game here is must-win, so we've got to come in with that mindset."

Raymond put the Red Wings back in front 2-1 at 7:18 of the second period by putting a rebound into an open net.

McCann responded again to tie it 2-2 at 10:51. He swept a rebound through Lyon from the top of the crease.

"The 'D' made a good play to keep the puck in," McCann said. "We've been practicing kind of backside shots for the 'D,' and [Jamie Oleksiak] made a good play there to just try to put it there for me, and I just tried to bang it in."

Sprong put Detroit ahead 3-2 on a 2-on-1 rush with Christian Fischer at 15:58. 

"Great on the finish, and that's what (Sprong) does," Lalonde said. "He doesn't need much for offense, and he had some more looks in the third that could have iced the game."

Jaden Schwartz tied it 3-3 at 7:25 of the third period during a delayed penalty, scoring into an open net after Yanni Gourde got Lyon to commit on a fake. 

The Red Wings killed a cross-checking penalty to Olli Maatta that carried over for the first 16 seconds of overtime. Chiarot won it 51 seconds after the penalty expired.

"That's obviously a very critical moment, but we're going to have more critical moments later on," Lyon said. "It's just the nature of the game and the way it goes, and we found a way.

"It felt good. Mentally, it's a grind. I didn't feel like I had the sharpest two games early on, so I'm just happy to contribute to a win as always, and I'm super proud of the guys."

NOTES: Detroit won its sixth game decided in overtime. The only teams with more are the Dallas Stars (seven) and New York Rangers (seven). ... McCann extended his point streak to five games (four goals, two assists) and has 19 points (10 goals, nine assists) in his past 15 games. ... It was Sprong's first game in Seattle since he signed a one-year contract with the Red Wings on July 1.