POST-GAME INSTANT ANALYSIS: Vegas at Seattle

The Kraken welcomed the Vegas Golden Knights to Local weather Pledge Area with the aim of taking residence factors in a 3rd straight recreation. Sadly, that was to not be. Vegas was capable of capitalize on miscues and turnovers that resulted in too many odd-man rushes (in addition to a pair energy performs) to in the end take residence the 5-2 win.

Let’s take a look at the sport “by the numbers.”

• The Golden Knights earned the win they received. Though the Kraken had virtually twice as a lot offensive zone time as Vegas, they could not discover a technique to get as a lot manufacturing as they wished. In line with Pure Stat Trick, in five-on-five play; the Kraken earned 48.17-percent of all shot makes an attempt and 46.63-percent of all shot high quality.
   
• Dave Hakstol needs to see his group be extra crisp when it comes to transition play going ahead. The Kraken allowed ten odd-man rushes in opposition to together with 5 within the second interval alone. Seattle had 5 giveaways to Vegas’ 4 and 4 takeaways to Vegas’ six.
   
• Jonathan Marchessault appears to have Seattle’s quantity. He had two objectives tonight and has scored in each recreation he is performed in opposition to the Kraken.
   
• Need some excellent news? Whereas the Kraken did not get many energy play alternatives, they did discover a technique to convert certainly one of their two probabilities, and in just a little greater than half the facility play time that the Golden Knights had, Seattle generated six shot makes an attempt to Vegas’ 4.
   
• Matty Beniers continues his level streak with the secondary help on Justin Schultz‘s aim.
   
• Oliver Bjorkstrand led all skaters with six pictures on aim and 9 makes an attempt complete. He additionally led all Kraken skaters in particular person shot high quality.
   
• When you put all elements in play, in keeping with Cash Puck’s “Should Win o’Meter,” the Kraken would have gained that recreation 58.1-percent of the time.

Here is a have a look at our data-driven Prompt Evaluation from Sportlogiq (Click on HERE for find out how to learn this graphic):