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Eight months after Seattle placed him on waivers, Tye Kartye returned to haunt his former team in the New York Rangers 4-3 victory. We examine his remarkable emergence under Mike Sullivan and the Blueshirts wild night in Seattle.

Tye Kartye scored his first career power-play goal against his former club as the New York Rangers defeated the Seattle Kraken 4-3 on Saturday night. Claimed off waivers by the Rangers eight months earlier, Kartye helped New York jump out to a 4-0 lead alongside goals from Gabe Perreault, Jaroslav Chmelar, and Pavel Dorofeyev.
Seattle mounted a fierce third-period comeback behind goals from Kaapo Kakko, Jordan Eberle, and Vince Dunn. Despite being outshot 15-3 in the final period, the Rangers held on as goaltender Joonas Korpisalo made 25 saves to secure a win in his team debut.
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