Seattle Kraken survive Calgary Flames in the skills competition

That brings us to the end of a first period — Seattle Kraken 1, Calgary Flames 2. Seattle Kraken edged the shot clock 12-6, and they controlled most of the territorial pressure.

Matt Boldy opened the scoring for Calgary Flames at 9:35, John Carlson extended the lead for Calgary Flames on the power play at 13:21, and Collin Graf cut the deficit for Seattle Kraken at 16:42.

Jacob Markstrom was under siege with 11 highlighted stops.

On the power play, Calgary Flames went 1-for-2.

Seattle Kraken owned the last five minutes and carried the momentum into the break.

That brings us to the end of a second period — Seattle Kraken 0, Calgary Flames 0. Calgary Flames edged the shot clock 11-3, and they controlled most of the territorial pressure.

Neither side could solve the goaltending — a grinding, scoreless frame.

Dustin Wolf was under siege with 11 highlighted stops.

On the power play, Seattle Kraken went 0-for-1 while Calgary Flames went 0-for-1.

Calgary Flames owned the last five minutes and carried the momentum into the break.

That brings us to the end of a third period — Seattle Kraken 2, Calgary Flames 1. Seattle Kraken edged the shot clock 15-7, and they controlled most of the territorial pressure.

Sebastian Aho extended the lead for Calgary Flames at 5:47, Vince Dunn cut the deficit for Seattle Kraken on the power play at 9:30, and Tyler Bertuzzi tied it for Seattle Kraken on the power play at 11:46.

Jacob Markstrom was under siege with 13 highlighted stops.

On the power play, Seattle Kraken went 2-for-2.

Calgary Flames owned the last five minutes and carried the momentum into the break.