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Beniers wins it in overtime as Seattle Kraken edge Calgary 2-1

The winner came 55 seconds into the extra period, 25 saves from Joey Daccord and a debut for Matthew Wood at Climate Pledge Arena.

Birdie Okafor
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In Seattle, the Kraken beat the Calgary Flames 2-1 in overtime at Climate Pledge Arena on Nov. 4.[1] Matty Beniers scored the winner 55 seconds into the extra period.[2] The crowd that night was 17,151.[3] Start with the scoreboard. Calgary scored first, on a goal from Yegor Sharangovich.[4] Berkly Catton answered for Seattle in the second period with the tying goal.[5] That goal kept a streak going for the young forward. Catton has points in seven straight games.[6] The game stayed level through regulation. Seattle thought it had a second goal, but Calgary won an offside challenge and the goal came off the board.[7] The game got rough at times. Martin Pospisil drew a goaltender interference penalty.[8] Pospisil and Calgary's Brandon Montour also went to the box for roughing.[9] Then came overtime, and Beniers settled it.[10] The loss was Calgary's first overtime defeat of the season.[11] Goaltending carried the night at both ends. Joey Daccord made 25 saves for Seattle.[12] At the other end, Dustin Wolf stopped 27 shots for Calgary.[13] The game also brought a new face to the Seattle bench. Seattle acquired Matthew Wood from the Nashville Predators on Nov. 1.[14] He played his first game for the Kraken against Calgary.[15] Wood did not record a point in the debut.[16] Seattle's next home game was against the New York Rangers that Saturday.[17] Calgary went home to host the Anaheim Ducks on Friday.[18] After a goal taken back on review, Seattle still found a way to win. Beniers needed less than a minute of overtime to finish it.[2] Daccord's 25 saves gave him the chance.[19]
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  1. Seattle Kraken beat Calgary Flames 2-1 in overtime. · espn.com
  2. Matty Beniers scored the overtime winning goal 55 seconds into overtime. · espn.com
  3. Game attendance was 17151 at Climate Pledge Arena Seattle. · espn.com
  4. Yegor Sharangovich scored the only Calgary Flames goal. · espn.com
  5. Berkly Catton scored the tying goal for Seattle in the second period. · soundofhockey.com
  6. Berkly Catton has points in seven consecutive games. · espn.com
  7. Calgary won an offside challenge to nullify a Kraken goal. · espn.com
  8. Martin Pospisil received a goaltender interference penalty. · espn.com
  9. Martin Pospisil and Brandon Montour received roughing penalties. · espn.com
  10. Matty Beniers scored the overtime winning goal for the Seattle Kraken against the Calgary Flames. · soundofhockey.com
  11. This was Calgary Flames first overtime loss this season. · espn.com
  12. Joey Daccord made 25 saves for Seattle Kraken. · espn.com
  13. Dustin Wolf stopped 27 shots for Calgary Flames. · espn.com
  14. Seattle acquired Matthew Wood from Nashville Predators on November 1 2026. · espn.com
  15. Matthew Wood made his Seattle Kraken game debut in this match. · soundofhockey.com
  16. Matthew Wood recorded no points in his Kraken debut. · espn.com
  17. Seattle Kraken will next host the Rangers on Saturday. · espn.com
  18. Calgary Flames will next host the Ducks on Friday. · espn.com
  19. Joey Daccord recorded 25 saves for the Seattle Kraken in this game. · soundofhockey.com
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