SEATTLE — On Saturday night, the Carolina Hurricanes continued their strong performance with a 4-1 victory over the Seattle Kraken, marking their third straight win.

Seth Jarvis made a significant contribution, netting a goal and providing an assist. Other players who found the back of the net for Carolina included Andrei Svechnikov, Dmitry Orlov, and Jack Drury, as the Hurricanes secured their fifth win in six outings this season. Goaltender Frederik Anderson added to the team’s success with 18 saves throughout the game.

Jarvis extended Carolina’s lead to 3-1 with under five minutes remaining, and Orlov sealed the win with a goal into an empty net.

For the Kraken, this loss marked the third consecutive defeat. Jared McCann managed to score for Seattle, but the team struggled to capitalize on their scoring chances. Joey Daccord was busy in goal, making 35 saves to keep Seattle in the match.

One noteworthy observation from the game was Carolina’s strong penalty-killing effort. The Hurricanes, recognized as one of the NHL’s elite in this regard, successfully thwarted all three of Seattle’s power-play attempts.

Despite having opportunities, Seattle found themselves unable to convert. A particularly frustrating moment came when Matty Beniers failed to capitalize on a wide-open chance at the side of the net.

A pivotal moment occurred when McCann’s goal seemed to ignite hope for the Kraken. However, Jarvis quickly extinguished that momentum by breaking away from Seattle’s defense and skillfully slipping one past Daccord for his third goal of the season.

In terms of statistical highlights, Carolina dominated the shot count in the first period, outshooting Seattle 14-5 and maintaining an aggressive approach from the outset of the match.

Looking ahead, Carolina is set to wrap up their six-game road trip against the Vancouver Canucks on Monday night. Meanwhile, the Kraken will seek to turn things around when they travel to Montreal on Tuesday night.