“It did feel good to beat (the Islanders), no question about it.” -Lane Lambert, nearly two years after being fired midseason by the Islanders #SeaKraken

“I don’t know if they were all necessarily penalties, but they were called.” -Lane Lambert with maybe some passive-aggressive commentary about the penalties called on the Kraken in the first period. How Seattle of him.

Philipp Grubauer says he “would like to see goalie fights more often.” When asked if he would get into a fight soon, he said “who knows?”

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The Seattle Kraken have defeated the New York Islanders! Final score: #SeaKraken 4 Islanders 1

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Jared McCann scores the empty netter to give the #SeaKraken a 3-goal lead!

The New York Islanders have pulled the goalie down 2 with about 4:00 remaining.

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Happy "we don't play 5-on-5 night" to all who observe. As the Islanders penalty was ending, Chandler Stephenson commits a slashing penalty to keep the party going. This is the Islanders' SEVENTH power play this game.

Anders Lee (plural of Ander Lee; it's like brothers-in-law or attorneys general) is penalized for hooking and the #SeaKraken get to go power playing.

We have released Kraken, we have hoisted colors, and the #SeaKraken will attempt to protect this two-goal lead as the third period is under way!

After two, the #SeaKraken lead by two. Both goals the second period were effort goals. Vince Dunn had been on the ice for about 1:40 when he scored in transition, then it was Seattle who kept playing hard when the Islanders let up thinking it was icing to get the second goal. 3-1 Kraken 2nd int.

Ryan Winterton is boxed for slashing Calum Ritchie, so the #SeaKraken -- once again -- go on the PK. Well, that's one way to get that PK % up if they can kill off n-1 penalties, where n = seventy billion

Seattle! Kraken! (hilarious) GOAL!! Oh dear. The Islanders looked like they thought it was icing and let up. It was not, in fact, icing, and Kaapo Kakko scores to give the #SeaKraken a two-goal lead!

Seattle! Kraken! GOAL!! The #SeaKraken take it the other way in transition and Vince Dunn, at the end of a looooooooong shift, gives the Kraken the lead!

We’ve got Olympians and Torrent in the house tonight! #SeaKraken

Now that the officials have decided not to call Every Penalty Ever, this game has slowed waaaaaaay down. Perhaps they were doing us all a favor by sparing us from 5-on-5 between these teams.

It's a weird start time and a national broadcast but the energy in the building is good as this second period is under way!

Including tonight, the #SeaKraken have given up a goal on the first shot they've faced five times this season. This is not the most in the NHL. In fact, it's not even the most of any team playing at CPA tonight. Vegas and Carolina have given up 7; the Islanders have given up 6.

After one, we are tied at one. #SeaKraken gave up a power play goal (typical) on the first shot of the game (typical), then scored their own power play goal (typical) and we are tied (typical). 1-1 1st int.

Berkly Catton goes off for hooking for the sixth penalty of the period as 5-on-5 enthusiasts are in absolute shambles. #SeaKraken

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Seattle! Kraken! GOAL!!! It looked like a goal by Vince Dunn, they credited it to Matty Beniers, but either way the game is tied for the #SeaKraken and it's a power play goal!

Check that, Maxim Tsyplakov is serving a too many men penalty. But now Simon Holmstrom joins him in the box, this time earned honestly for tripping and the the #SeaKraken will get over a minute of 5-on-3 power play time.

Officials have been busy this period. Maxim Tsyplakov goes to the box for the Islanders and the #SeaKraken will get their first power play opportunity of the game.

The Islanders get on the board on the power play by scoring on their first shot of the game. So that's neat*. *Lane Lambert does not think this is neat #SeaKraken

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The Seattle Torrent have defeated the Toronto Sceptres! Final score: Torrent 6 Sceptres 4

Blayre Turnbull goes to the penalty box for slashing, making it very difficult for Toronto to make the two-goal comeback. Torrent go on the power play.

Torrent score again! Jessie Eldridge sneaks behind the defense and delivers some misery business for the Sceptres.

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Seattle returns to the power play when Allie Monroe is boxed for holding.

Toronto pulls within one when Seattle has a shift they would spooner forget. Natalie Spooner with her friends and family in audience scores on the backhand.

Megan Carter pours it on for the Torrent! Another odd-skater rush gives Seattle time and space and the former Sceptre scores her first PWHL career goal against her old team!

We have a little mini-brouhaha, and that means we get penalties! Lexie Adzija goes to the box for roughing for Seattle. Allie Munroe goes to the box for cross checking for Toronto. We play 4-on-4 for the next two minutes.

Oh no! Toronto went on the power play and there was a score! But it wasn't by Toronto 😏 Lexie Adzija with the shorthanded goal gives the Torrent the lead and because of the PWHL jailbreak rule, THIS ENDS THE TORONTO POWER PLAY!

The Goose is loose, and by "loose" I really mean "confined to a very small space," as Julia Gosling will go to the penalty box for interference.

After two, we are tied at three. Fun game so far. We've seen six goals, two off deflections, and a whopping 48 shots on goal combined through two periods. 3-3 2nd int.

Toronto's Claire Dalton goes to the penalty box for two minutes for high-sticking and the Torrent will get another power play chance, having scored on their only other one this game.

The Torrent do not kill the penalty. Kali Flanagan was initially credited for the Toronto goal, but it did look like it deflected off someone. We'll see how it's scored eventually, but we are tied in Seattle.

Moments after they announce that Lyndie Lobdell's first career goal is actually Julia Gosling's, Lobdell is penalized for two minutes for delay of game and the Torrent have to kill a penalty. Oof.

Lobdell's goal baaaaaarrrrely hit Julia Gosling's stick on the way in, so Lobdell will not, in fact, be credited with her first goal.

Lyndie Lobdell from way downtown BANG! Lobdell scores her first professional career goal with a shot from distance. It looks like it may have it a Sceptre in front, but regardless it's a Seattle goal and the Torrent have taken the lead!

After one, we are tied. This was a tale of two halves, which is confusing because hockey is played in thirds, not halves. Seattle got completely caved in and fell way behind to start the game, but they roared back to put pressure on Toronto and tied it. 2-2 1st int.

Hannah Bilka does it again! Just a moment ago she was last seen delivering sick passes, now she's burying shots, erasing leads, and friends... the bad start has been erased

Seattle! Torrent! Goal!!! Hannah Bilka with an ABSURD pass sets up Hilary Knight and the Torrent get one back on a power play goal!

The refs are all like "Natalie Spooner, you be trippin'!" and they tell her to chill out in the penalty box for the next two minutes.

Would you say this game is going well for Seattle or not going well for Seattle