New York. Now Andrei Burakovsky has correctly introduced himself to his new hometown of Seattle.
He counted a goal and assists as the Kraken claimed their fifth straight win last night by beating Nashville.
Yes, it’s hard to complain. In the past, the points were scored but I think I played that way, but now I feel good, the Skounian tells Sportbladet after the 5-1 win.
Lots of unexpected things happened in the opening month of the regular NHL season, but none was as surprising as the impressive success of the Seattle Kraken.
According to expert consensus, they’ll be bottom line this year as well, but they’ve played great hockey in recent weeks and are an exciting second place in the Western Conference after tonight’s fifth straight win, against Nashville at home in the Climate Pledge. Arena.
– We’ve already made a lot of progress compared to the start of the season, says Andrei Burakovsky by phone from the Pacific Northwest.
– Then we were completely bad, but now we really play as a team and fight as a team. he is very funny.
Against predators, it is almost over once. Krakarna got off to a great start, scoring the first goal after 38 seconds and taking a 4-0 lead after less than seventeen minutes.
We have talked a lot about it, we should be hungry from the start and not start playing until the second or third half. We also had problems with that at first, but now it’s much better,” Bora continues.
Three points tonight
Who was solely responsible for an excellent performance last night. First he played for Jordan Eberle and Will Burgen respectively, then he himself scored his fourth goal of the season.
By now, if not sooner, the growing number of fans in the new town of NHL realized what general manager Ron Francis had accomplished when he signed with the two-time Stanley Cup champion this summer.
– It is difficult to complain, says Andrei.
– In the past the points came but I think I played that way, but now I feel good.
Philip Forsberg scored the Nashville consolation goal and Alex Weinberg assisted one of the home goals.