McMann wins shootout as Kraken withstand Red Wings comeback
Seattle won 4-3 after Detroit erased a three-goal deficit and forced overtime with 17 seconds remaining.
Bobby McMann converted in the fourth shootout round and Philipp Grubauer stopped Dylan Larkin to give the Seattle Kraken a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday at Climate Pledge Arena.
Seattle entered the third period ahead 3-0, but Detroit pulled even on Alex DeBrincat's power-play goal with 17 seconds remaining. Viktor Arvidsson and Lucas Raymond had scored 59 seconds apart earlier in the period to start the comeback.
Mackie Samoskevich opened the scoring in the first period. Ryker Evans added a power-play goal at 3:22 of the second, and Brandon Montour extended the lead at 16:01.
Frederick Gaudreau scored Seattle's first shootout goal in the third round, followed by Arvidsson for Detroit. McMann's fourth-round attempt put the Kraken back in front before Grubauer's final save.
Grubauer made 22 saves during the game and denied three of Detroit's four shootout attempts. Daniil Tarasov finished with 24 saves for the Red Wings. Raymond and DeBrincat each had a goal and an assist, and Larkin recorded two assists.
