Kraken vs. Sharks 2nd Period Recap

Celebrity sighting.

Comments: (1) Kurt's still looking for the checkered flag (2) Busch isn't used to RIGHT turns around an oval (3) He's glad, though, to find a vehicle that gets worse gas mileage than his NASCAR ride.

Cooley loses his goalie stick again; this time, before he can retrieve it, Jaden Schwartz is hauled down. 17-on-17 crime, as Thomas Bordeleau's hook puts Seattle on the power play.

The penalty ends at 4:15; Seattle continues to hem San Jose in its own zone for a full 60 seconds more, including Dumoulin coming close to his 2nd goal.

28 minutes into the game, Cooley has 30 saves! Even the totality wasn't this lights-out. Shots so far this period are 11-1 Seattle.

Center ice looks like a rummage sale; a Matty Beniers lost glove on one side of the red line, a stray broken stick on the other side.

Shane Wright tries a Denis Savard-style spinarama. Four goals in four games can give a young man quite the confidence boost, eh?

Cooley's latest sparkling save denies Ryan Winterton his first NHL goal. This is actually the Sharks goalie's fourth NHL game, though it looks like he's played 400.

He's allowed the Sharks to hang around, despite the lopsided shot totals. When Kyle Burroughs fires high over Daccord's glove, the visitors take a 2-1 lead at 14:46.

Just as in the 1st period, there's a quick response goal - this time, though, San Jose gets this one, too. Fabian Zetterlund gets his 22nd at 15:37, as Daccord's glove betrays him. (Not as much as the Kraken defense, though.)

Shots at the end of two: 35-16 Seattle. Goals: 3-1 San Jose.