Utah Mammoth's Wild Comeback Beats Seattle Kraken

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Utah Mammoth pulled off a wild comeback, dropping six straight goals to beat the Seattle Kraken,

six to two, at Climate Pledge Arena.

Logan Coley lit it up with two goals and an assist, while Dylan Guenther chipped in a goal

and two assists.

Nick Schmaltz added a goal and assist, too, and Karel Begemelka stopped 25 shots in

net for the win.

The Kraken jumped out fast, grabbing a one-nothing lead just 41 seconds in on Jordan Ebrill's

rebound tally, then made it to nothing win.

Bobby McMahon cleaned up a loose puck midway through the first.

Utah Claude Bag laid in the period with Coley's power play Snipe to cut it to two-one.

Coley tied it early in the second on a juicy rebound, his fifth goal in three games, and

Schmertz flipped the script with another power play to lead, three-two.

A Seattle goal got wiped off the board after Utah's challenge for Goley interference, keeping

the Mammoth in control.

In the third, J.J. Pettica made it four-two, Guenther pushed five-two after another successful

challenge, overturned a Goley interference call, and Michael Carcone sealed it six-two on

power play with a weird bounce off the goalie.

Kraken netminder, Joey Daycord faced 25 shots, but couldn't hold the fort.

Kent now sit at 39 wins, 30 losses, and 6 overtime losses.

Winners of their last two after a miniskid.

Kraken stumbled to 32 wins, 31 losses, 11 overtime losses, dropping seven of eight.

Momentum swinging hard for Utah as the stretch run heats up.