The Seattle Kraken won 6-4 over the Philadelphia Flyers Thursday Night at Climate Pledge Arena in a thrilling west coast-east coast battle.

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First Period Highlights: The Flyers struck first with a wrap-around goal past Kraken goalie Philip Grubauer from Scott Laughton, his first of two goals in the first period. However, Brandon Montour tied it up 1-1 with a slap shot past Flyers goalie Samuel Ersson. Montour's goal was his first with the Kraken since signing a seven-year contract over the summer.

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The night also celebrated Chandler Stephenson's 500th NHL game. The Heroes of the Deep award was presented to Mothers Against Drunk Driving in memory of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau. A donation of $32,000 will be made to the charity from the One Roof Foundation.

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Second Period Highlights: The second period was completely dominated by the Kraken, who scored four goals: Jared McCann on a power play, Eeli Tolvanen with a wrist shot, and Jordan Eberle and Shane Wright, whose goals were only 8 seconds apart! This established a franchise record for the fastest two goals and quickest two goals by one team this season.

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Third Period Highlights: The Flyers aimed for a comeback and narrowed the gap with two goals from Cam York and Jamie Drysdale. However, a sweet pass from Jaden Schwartz to Oliver Bjorkstrand led to a breakaway goal for the Kraken, giving Seattle the 6-4 win.

In the last two games for Seattle there have been 13 goals from 11 different scorers! The Kraken host the Calgary Flames on Saturday with a puck drop of 7PM PST.

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