It was the last of 10 such makeup games for Seattle and the 11th of 12 makeups for Ottawa, with No. 6, but was postponed for COVID-19 issues. Monday’s contest was originally scheduled for Jan. The Senators won in overtime on March 10 at home, 4-3. NOTES: The teams split their two-game season series. Ottawa managed 14 shots, and Driedger saved 12.

Holden gave Ottawa a 2-1 lead at the 3:15 mark when he took a cross-ice pass from Nikita Zaitsev and drilled a slap shot from the left circle high into the right side for his fifth.Īfter Beniers’ equalizer, Rask put Seattle back in front 3-2 late in the second with a slap shot from the middle of the left circle at 16:45. But Driedger wasn’t able to grab the loose puck, and it slid under him and into the net. His hard shot from the left point was stopped by Kraken goalie Chris Driedger. Tkachuk tied it 1-1 at 1:12 of the second with his team-leading 28th of the year. That was his 12th of the year and fourth for Seattle since being acquired from the Washington Capitals at the trade deadline. Sprong’s shot from the left circle went past Senators goalie Anton Forsberg’s glove and into the right side at the 4:36 mark. Sprong gave the Kraken a 1-0 lead near the midpoint of a four-minute power play in the first period when Ottawa’s Parker Kelly was in the box serving a double-minor for roughing. Adam Larsson took a shot from the right point, and Beniers, playing in the high slot, stretched out his stick and got just enough of the puck to redirect it into the left side of the net.īeniers joined rookies Sean Durci of Los Angeles and William Eklund of San Jose as players to log a point in their first three games. The goals came two minutes apart early in the second period.īeniers’ goal at 9:52 of the second tied the score at 2-all. McCann’s empty-netter with 1:11 left sealed Seattle's second straight victory.īrady Tkachuk and Nick Holden scored for Ottawa. He scored his first goal on Saturday in the Kraken's 4-3 shootout win over New Jersey.ĭaniel Sprong, Victor Rask, and Jordan McCann also scored for Seattle.

2 overall pick in last year’s draft out of Michigan, had an assist in his NHL debut last Tuesday in a 5-3 loss at Calgary. SEATTLE (AP) - Matty Beniers scored in his second straight game to become the third NHL rookie this season to record a point in his first three contests and the Seattle Kraken beat the Ottawa Senators 4-2 on Monday night.īeniers, the No.

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