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Mark Giordano 1,000 game ceremony (Part 2)
The Seattle Kraken honored team captain Mark Giordano for his 1,000th game achievement prior to the teams March 16th, 2022 matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Giordano did not play in this game, as he was being held out of the game ahead of the trade deadline. Giordano had not been traded yet, but it seemed imminent. This video was recorded from the press box at Climate Pledge Arena
Mark Giordano 1,000 game ceremony (Part 1)
The Seattle Kraken honored team captain Mark Giordano for his 1,000th game achievement prior to the teams March 16th, 2022 matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Giordano did not play in this game, as he was being held out of the game ahead of the trade deadline. Giordano had not been traded yet, but it seemed imminent. This video was recorded from the press box at Climate Pledge Arena
HIGHLIGHTS: Silvertips shut out Thunderbirds at Climate Pledge Arena
Everett takes a 4-0 win against the Seattle Thunderbirds in the Battle of the Sound at Climate Pledge Arena. From 2/26/22. Casey Bryant on play-by-play, Justin Morrison on color. Follow @WHLSilvertips for more!
🔴 LIVE Semi-Finals | 2022 Extreme E Desert X Prix
LIVE Semi-Finals from the 2022 Extreme E Desert X Prix in NEOM, Saudi Arabia. Where to Watch the Final: https://bit.ly/3ctoVbI Subscribe to Extreme E: https://bit.ly/3uj6v3z Follow Extreme E: http://www.instagram.com/ExtremeELive https://www.facebook.com/ExtremeELive http://www.twitter.com/ExtremeELive https://www.tiktok.com/ExtremeELive Watch our Instagram Stories: https://bit.ly/3uhHdCP Extreme E is a radical, new concept of electric racing, in the most remote corners of the planet impacted by climate change. #ExtremeE #DesertXPrix
UTRGV Men's Basketball Falls at Seattle U
GoUTRGV.com Feb. 10, 2022 – SEATTLE – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Vaqueros men's basketball team fell to the Seattle U Redhawks 67-59 on Thursday at Climate Pledge Arena. Junior Justin Johnson led the Vaqueros (7-17, 2-10 WAC) with 19 points and nine rebounds. Graduate student Xavier Johnson scored 13 points. Freshman Donte Houston Jr. scored nine points with five rebounds. Graduate student Marek Nelson scored seven points with six rebounds. Graduate student Mike Adewunmi scored seven points with five rebounds. Cameron Tyson led the Redhawks (18-6, 9-2 WAC) with 13 points, five rebounds and two blocks. Vas Panda scored 11 points with four rebounds and two steals. Brandton Chatfield scored eight points with five rebounds and four blocks. Riley Grigsby scored eight points with nine rebounds. Darrion Trammel also scored eight points. Kobe Williamson scored six points with eight rebounds and three blocks. The Redhawks went up 13-8 before Marek Nelson converted a 3-point play and Houston hit a jumper and a free throw to give the Vaqueros their first lead at 14-13. After the Redhawks scored the next four points, junior LaQuan Butler nailed a 3-pointer to tie the game at 17. The Vaqueros regained the lead at 20-19 on a 3-point play by Justin Johnson with 4:38 remaining in the first half. The Redhawks responded with a 10-1 run to go up 29-21 before a Xavier Johnson 3-point play brought the Vaqueros within 29-24 at the half. Xavier Johnson hit a 3 early in the second half to make the score 31-27. The Redhawks scored the next five points as part of an 11-4 run to go up 42-31. The Vaqueros answered with a 7-0 run, capped by a Justin Johnson layup, to pull within 42-38 before the Redhawks went on an 8-3 run to take a 50-41 lead. The Vaqueros scored the next four points to climb within 50-45. The Redhawks pushed their lead to 61-51 at the 2:51 mark. Justin Johnson made a pair of free throws and Xavier Johnson made four free throws to bring the Vaqueros within 61-57 with 1:18 remaining, but that’s as close as they got. UTRGV visits California Baptist on Saturday at 9 p.m. Fans can watch in the United States on ESPN+ or internationally on the WAC Digital Network.
Seattle Kraken entrance 2022 | Climate Pledge Arena | View from the glass
Seattle Kraken view of entrance from the glass. January 17, 2022 game vs. the Chicago Blackhawks at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA.
Vancouver Canucks vs Seattle Kraken / Game Preview (1/1/2022)
The Canucks have nine wins over their past 11 games but remain second-last in what has become the most difficult division in hockey. The expansion Kraken, meanwhile, come in having dropped four in a row and have just two wins in 10 games against Pacific competition. Canucks vs. Kraken NHL Betting Odds Being a road favourite hasn’t exactly agreed with the Canucks so far this season, who are just 1-2 outright in the three previous scenarios (but are coming off a 6-2 win in Ottawa in their most recent stint as a road fave). Vancouver is 7-8-2 away from B.C. for the season, while the Kraken (+100) have posted a 6-10-2 mark at Climate Pledge Arena in their first NHL season. Vancouver earned a 4-2 home victory in their first-ever encounter back on Oct. 23. Vancouver Canucks The Canucks still have plenty of work to do to enter the West playoff race, but they’re certainly on the right track – and improved defence and goaltending have made all the difference. Vancouver comes in having recorded 19 of a possible 22 points during their wild 11-game span, and have allowed more than two goals just twice over that stretch. The string of impressive defensive results has vaulted Vancouver into 13th overall in goals against (2.76). Seattle Kraken It won’t surprise many that the Kraken simply couldn’t keep up defensively with the Canucks in their previous meeting. That has been a persistent and concerning trend for a team that has allowed 117 goals through 32 games – second only to the Montreal Canadiens, who have played one more contest. Offensively, Seattle will look to exploit a Vancouver penalty-killing unit that ranks last in the NHL with a lowly 68.7-percent success rate. Predictions - Canucks 4 Kraken 3 #vancouvercanucks #seattlekraken #gamepreview
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