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A furious three-goal rally nearly erased a disastrous four-point deficit, but the Kraken ran out of time as the Rangers spoiled the comeback bid in Seattle.

The New York Rangers defeated the Seattle Kraken 4-3 on Saturday at Climate Pledge Arena, holding off a late third-period comeback attempt. New York established a commanding 4-0 lead through goals from Gabe Perreault, former Kraken player Tye Kartye, Jaroslav Chmelar, and Pavel Dorofeyev. Rangers goaltender Joonas Korpisalo made 25 saves in his debut for the team after returning from a lower-body injury.
Seattle mounted a fierce third-period rally with consecutive goals from Kaapo Kakko, Jordan Eberle, and Vince Dunn. Despite Berkly Catton providing two assists to extend his point streak to eight games, the Kraken were unable to find an equalizer. Seattle now travels to Finland to play the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2026 NHL Global Series.
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