FLORIDA PANTHERS vs. SEATTLE KRAKEN
NOVEMBER 27, 2021
FLA Live Arena – Sunrise, Fla.
| SEATTLE KRAKEN | FLORIDA PANTHERS |
| 4 | 1 |
PANTHERS POSTGAME QUOTES
Forward Owen Tippett
On tonight’s game:
“I think when you do get chances and they don’t go your way, frustration builds up. You’ve got to find a way to put that away in games like this and just keep working shift after shift.”
On looking ahead to Tuesday’s game:
“I think we all knew what was at stake tonight, but I mean it is behind us now and we just have to look forward to the next game.”
Forward Joe Thornton
On Florida’s home win streak:
“It feels good… it was a good streak at home here and now on Tuesday we have to try to start another one.”
Interim Head Coach Andrew Brunette
On looking ahead:
“We’ve got three more home games here so we’ve just got to get back to work. We lost two in a row, we did that a couple of weeks ago, and I thought when we lost some overtime games we started playing better. So, these home games are crucial…”
CATS STATS
- The Panthers lost on home ice for the first time this season. Their 11-0-0 home start matched the longest home win streak to start a season in NHL history (1963-64 CHI).
- The Panthers out-shot (34-27) and out-hit (39-24) the Kraken.
- Patric Hornqvist scored his third goal of the season and logged four hits.
- Joe Thornton’s assist on Hornqvist’s goal was the 1,532nd point of his NHL career, surpassing Paul Coffey for the 13th-most points in in league history.
- Radko Gudas led Florida with five hits, and Aaron Ekblad produced a team-high five shots on goal.
- Jonathan Huberdeau logged four takeaways.
LOOKING AHEAD
Next up for the Cats — The Panthers are OFF tomorrow, Nov. 28.
