Predators Stun Kraken in Thrilling Comeback

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Nashville Predators pulled off a thrilling comeback win against the Seattle Kraken, rallying

from a two-goal deficit to take a 4-2 victory on Tuesday night at Climate Pledge Arena.

Drew's seros was stellar in net with 43 saves, while the Predators scored four straight

goals to snap the Kraken's momentum, the Kraken jumped out to a two-nothing lead in the

first period on goals from Kapo Kako and Maddie Beneers.

But Nashville fired back in the second, with Tyson Joe's cutting it to two-one, followed

quickly by Reed Schaefer tying things up.

Ryan Uffko then gave the Predators the lead with his first-ever NHL goal, a flashy move

through the defense in his fourth game.

Jonathan Marchisal picked up two assists to help fuel the rally.

Steven Stamcoes sealed it with an empty netter late in the third.

The Predators improved to 29 wins, 27 losses, and 8 overtime losses, winning two of their

last three games.

Meanwhile, the Kraken dropped their third straight, now sitting at 29 wins, 25 losses,

and 9 overtime losses.

Joy DeCord made 23 saves, but couldn't hold the early edge.

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