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On Corey with the story. Alright, so The Seattle Kraken had quite the roller coaster against the New York Rangers today. They ended up losing 4-3, but not without some serious drama in the third period. They were down 4 goals, but made a wild comeback attempt that fell just short. The Rangers started fast, really putting the pressure on Seattle. Gabe Perot kicked things off just 1 minute and 35 seconds into the game.

That set the tone, and it was clear the Kraken needed to step it up defensively, cause they were giving up way too many second chances. Then things got worse for Seattle with Tye Kartye, the former Kraken player, scoring his first powerplay goal against his old team, and before they knew it, the Rangers were up 3-0. By the second period, Pavel Dorofeev pushed the lead to 4, and it looked like Seattle might be in real trouble. But give the Kraken credit that came alive in the final period, Kaapo Kakko started the comeback early, followed by Jordan Eberle, and then Vince Dunn bringing it to just one goal. That kind of push is what you want to see, but they just ran out of time to tie it up.

Now the Kraken are heading off to Finland next to take on the Carolina Hurricanes twice in the NHL Global Series. Should be a great chance for them to regroup and put this one behind them.