Bjorkstrand tied it 2-2 at 17:32 of the third, scoring on a wrist shot from the high slot through traffic.
“I think we worked really hard getting back in that game,” Gourde said. “We battled hard in the third. Didn’t give them much. We kept pushing and pushing and eventually got our break.”
Larsson gave the Kraken a 1-0 lead at 6:45 of the first period, beating Talbot between his legs with a soft sharp-angle shot as the goaltender had his view blocked by traffic.
It was Larsson’s 300th consecutive NHL game played.
“He’s a warrior,” Bjorkstrand said. “He battles every game and is always ready to play. That’s impressive. That’s a lot of games.”
Moore tied it 1-1 at 13:32, cutting in to score on a backhand from close range after Seattle failed to clear the puck out of the slot.
“They scored the first goal, but we kept doing our thing and it worked out,” Danault said.
Kopitar put Los Angeles up 2-1 at 17:16 of the second period on the power play, getting behind the Seattle defense to score into an open net at the left post.
“I thought tonight we deserved to win,” Kings coach Todd McLellan said. “We played a good, solid game, and if we wouldn’t have won it, [it] would have stung a little bit.”