André Burakovsky scores against his former team, but the Chicago Blackhawks lose 3-1 to the Seattle Kraken

Seattle Kraken Defeat Chicago Blackhawks 3-1

On Monday, the Seattle Kraken secured a 3-1 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks. André Burakovsky scored for Chicago against his former team, while Arvid Söderblom made 21 saves for the Hawks.

Key Performances

Game Highlights

Early in the second period, Jamie Oleksiak scored with a wrist shot from the blue line that slipped through a crowd of players, including Söderblom. It was Oleksiak’s second goal of the season.

Following a tripping penalty by Hawks center Ryan Donato, Seattle capitalized eight seconds into its first power play. Jordan Eberle delivered a backhand pass to Beniers in the slot, who scored his second goal of the season.

Chicago’s sole goal came in the third period on a breakaway. Burakovsky, who spent the prior three seasons with Seattle before being traded to Chicago in the offseason, was left open in front of the net after a precise feed from Connor Bedard.

Jordan Eberle extended Seattle’s lead again late in the third after a Hawks turnover in the neutral zone. The Kraken captain scored his team-leading fifth goal with just under four minutes remaining.

"The Hawks finally broke through against Daccord in the third period on a breakaway chance. Burakovsky, who spent the last three seasons with the Kraken before an offseason trade to the Hawks in exchange for Joe Veleno, was all alone in front of the Seattle net thanks to a textbook feed from Connor Bedard."
"After a Hawks turnover in the neutral zone, the Kraken captain potted his team-leading fifth goal of the year with 3:55 remaining in regulation."

Seattle’s balanced attack and efficient power play proved decisive in this matchup.

Author’s summary: The Seattle Kraken used strong teamwork and timely goals to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 3-1, with key contributions from former Hawk André Burakovsky and standout efforts by Beniers and Eberle.

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Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune — 2025-11-04

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