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Rangers Defeat the Kraken 5-2, 1/16/24

 




*Sorry for the lack of photos! Hoping to get permission eventually.*


   The Kraken played against the Rangers in New York on Tuesday, January 16th. It was an unfortunate loss for the Kraken, especially after they lost against the Penguins - breaking their 9-game win streak. However, this was a great win for the Rangers after so many losses before they beat the Capitals on Sunday.


Kraken lineup against the Rangers:

Tatar - McCann - Eberle

Schwartz - Wennberg - Tanev

Tolvanen - Gourde - Bjorkstrand

Kartye - Hayden - Yamamoto


Evans - Larsson

Borgen - Oleksiak

Dumoulin - Schultz


Driedger

Daccord


Rangers lineup against the Kraken:

Kreider - Zibanejad - Kakko

Panarin - Trocheck - Lafreniere

Cuylle - Brodzinski - Wheeler

Goodrow - Bonino - Vesey


Lindgren - Fox

Miller - Trouba

Gustafsson - Schneider


Shesterkin

Quick


   Vincent Trocheck strikes the first goal of the game and his 14th of the season. Jordan Eberle ties up the game with his sixth of the season! Erik Gustafsson takes the lead for the Rangers. The final score of the first period was 2-1.


   Blake Wheeler scores the third goal for the Rangers - Kaapo Kakko nets one not long after, the Rangers in the lead by three. 4-1 was the final score of the middle frame.


   Jared McCann scores the second and last goal for the Kraken. Blake Wheeler gets an empty-netter with his second of the game! The final score overall was 5-2.



"It was huge going into the game. We were hoping that we couldn't give them many rush chances and odd-man rushes. They have a lot of speed and they make you pay on those. Unfortunately, we turned the puck over quite a bit - you hate to have to rely on him to make the amount of quality saves he made. Fortunately for us, that's why he's world-class and he made a bunch of big ones for us tonight." Blake Wheeler spoke about the Rangers 5-2 win against the Kraken postgame.



- Vincent Trocheck stats:

   - 14 Goals

   - 29 Assists

   - 43 Points

- Jordan Eberle stats:

   - 6 Goals

   - 15 Assists

   - 21 Points




Postgame: Mika Zibanejad

Postgame: Kaapo Kakko

Postgame: Peter Laviolette


Postgame Sound

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