US EditionKraken Suffer Damaging Loss to Spoiler Blackhawks
- On Saturday, the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Seattle Kraken 4-2, with rookie Sacha Boisvert scoring his first NHL goal with 5:42 remaining to extend Chicago's lead.
- Chicago snapped a five-game losing streak despite already being eliminated from playoff contention, while Seattle has lost four straight games and remains in the hunt for the postseason.
- Tyler Bertuzzi netted his team-leading 32nd goal and Arvid Soderblom made 25 saves for Chicago, while Kraken goalie Philipp Grubauer stopped 27 shots in the loss.
- Jaden Schwartz and Kaapo Kakko scored for Seattle, keeping the team six points out of the West's second wild-card spot with seven games remaining.
- Chicago concludes its road schedule by visiting San Jose on Monday night, while Seattle travels to Winnipeg for a game on the same evening.
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Blackhawks' improved defense helps Arvid Soderblom earn long-awaited win in Seattle
SEATTLE — Climate Pledge Arena has been a torturous place in the past for Blackhawks goalie Arvid Soderblom, who had allowed 17 goals in his previous three starts within the largely subterranean building.Soderblom finally overcame that curse Saturday, backstopping the Hawks to a 4-2 win over the Kraken. It marked the franchise's second-ever victory in Seattle and their first since their first-ever visit back in 2021.It also likely squashed the K…
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Boisvert scores first NHL goal as the Blackhawks beat the Kraken 4-2
Sacha Boisvert scored his first NHL goal with 5:42 to play to give Chicago a two-goal lead and Tyler Bertuzzi scored his team-leading 32nd goal as the Blackhawks beat the Seattle Kraken 4-2.
Blackhawks’ improved defense helps Arvid Soderblom earn long-awaited win in Seattle
SEATTLE — Climate Pledge Arena has been a torturous place in the past for Blackhawks goalie Arvid Soderblom, who had allowed 17 goals in his previous three starts within the largely subterranean building. Soderblom finally overcame that curse Saturday, backstopping the Hawks to a 4-2 win over the Kraken. It marked the franchise’s second-ever victory in Seattle and their first since their first-ever visit back in 2021. It also likely squashed the…
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