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Oct 22, 2026

Ryan HannaHOST
60:45
Without the four goals, you are more than six points away from first, I'll tell you that much.
Ryan HannaHOST
60:50
Bobby McMann scores, and so they need Dylan Larkin to convert, and Dylan Larkin tries his move and doesn't convert.
Ryan HannaHOST
60:57
And so the Red Wings end up falling in a shootout.
Ryan HannaHOST
60:59
Disappointing end, but even the fact that they got that point was wild.
Scott LaughlinHOST
45:23
Yeah
Tyler MadaraszHOST
45:23
... where all of a sudden the Detroit Red Wings come out of nowhere, score three goals, steal a point, and it's the Seattle Kraken stealing the extra point in a shootout, thanks to a winner by Bobby McMann.
Tyler MadaraszHOST
45:33
In the first period, how about the shot from Mackie Samuskevitch to beat Daniil Tarasov for his fourth to make it 1-0? Into the second period, talked about that awful Jack Eichel turnover earlier in the hour.
Tyler MadaraszHOST
45:44
How about the turnover from Michael Rasmussen, Scotty? Don't know where he was going with that, but Ryker Evans will take it.
Tyler MadaraszHOST
46:38
Nothing really going on in overtime, so let's jump to the shootout, Scotty, where Beniers, Raymond, Catton, and DeBrincat all miss.
Tyler MadaraszHOST
46:45
Freddie Gaudreau, great in the shootout, goes in and scores.
Tyler MadaraszHOST
46:48
Victor Arvidsson responds with a goal, and then Bobby McMann slips one five hole on Tarasov.
Tyler MadaraszHOST
46:53
So Larkin, with the game on his stick, cannot extend it, so Bobby McMann and Freddie Gaudreau score in the shootout, and the Kraken hang on for the extra point.

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Kraken Survive Shootout, Now Face Mammoth Test | Beatline Kraken

Oct 21 · 1 Mention

MarkHOST
0:31
It was chaotic, it was messy, but the points stayed on the board.
MarkHOST
0:35
Freddie Gaudreau and Bobby McMann stepped up when it mattered most in the shootout, keeping the Kraken at six to three and fifth in the Western Conference.
JessicaHOST
0:44
Welcome to the Beatline Podcast Network.
JessicaHOST
0:47
I'm Jessica, and this is your daily home for Seattle Kraken hockey.
Anthony BellinoHOST
8:48
Victor Arvidsson tied it up at one a piece.
Anthony BellinoHOST
8:50
Bobby McMann got one to make it 2-1 in the shootout, and then Dylan Larkin had his, uh, his wrister saved, and then that would be it.
Anthony BellinoHOST
8:57
2-1 is your final in the shootout.
Anthony BellinoHOST
8:59
Make it 4-3, your final score in the game.
RJHOST
36:09
The Kraken did make a tweak in their top six, uh, switching Jordan Eberle and Mackie Samuskevich.
RJHOST
36:14
So we've got the top line of, of, uh, McCann, Beniers, and Eberle now, and then the second line of McMann, Stevenson, and Samuskevich.
RJHOST
36:23
Uh, what do you think of that change?
DylanHOST
36:25
I do like that change 'cause it feels like you're, you're messing with things the least, but perhaps in the most important way, which is one of the things that I was gonna bring up was we were gonna get to that, you know, the, the Chandler Stevenson line and, and I was gonna ask you, right? 'Cause they've been struggling so much, particularly defensively.
DylanHOST
36:43
My big question was gonna be, well, who is supposed to play defense on that line, right? Like, none of these guys, Bobby McMann, Jordan Eberle, or Chandler Stevenson, none of them are particularly known for their defense.
DylanHOST
36:54
And so I, I do think, like, you know, this is a way of Shaking things up, you add Mackie Samuskevitch to that second line w- with, uh, Stephenson and Bobby McMann.
DylanHOST
37:05
Mackie Samuskevitch will now be the defender on that line, right? Like, like, he is going to be the guy that's gonna be shouldering, I would think, the majority of the responsibility defensively there.
DylanHOST
37:16
And I, I don't think you then also mess too much with the chemistry and things up top just because Beniers, McCann, and Eberle have played so much together, and they've been successful together.
BrianHOST
55:00
So Brandsig N- Nygaard, I'm really interested in playing on the line with DeBrincat.
BrianHOST
55:04
Um, but another guy that really comes to mind is Bobby McMann, okay? Bobby McMann, the Seattle guy.
BrianHOST
55:10
So you got, uh, every single year I feel like Jared McCann is on this list, and it's a crime 'cause if you think if he just got the deployment that he should be getting, he would never be on this list.
BrianHOST
55:20
He'd already be rostered in every single league.
BrianHOST
55:22
Um, so with that in mind, the other guy I'm really considering is, um, Bobby McMann.
BrianHOST
55:27
He shoots, he hits, and he's scoring, right? He's on that top power play, if you wanna call it a top power play.
BrianHOST
55:33
Um, and he's one guy that's been really sticking out to me.
BrianHOST
55:36
So Jared McCann, Bobby McMann, and then, um, I'm gonna botch the name here, Brands- Brandsig Nygaard.
Zaiem BegHOST
6:12
And so they're generating higher shot quality, they're generating more offense, there's more, um, offense created in transition, and that transition is often fueled by making smart, correct, quick decisions to get the puck quickly moving up the ice, turning defense into offense, and having players with the speed.
Zaiem BegHOST
6:37
Brian, uh, uh, Brian Winterton, Ryan Winterton, and Champ Stevenson, and, uh, Bobby McMann, and, [smacks lips] uh, you know, the, the Berkeley Catton and Shane Wright, and Maki Samoksyevych, and using that speed, uh, to, you know, go down the ice and, and create opportunities.
Zaiem BegHOST
6:58
Well, another thing that the Kraken have been doing is that the penalty kill is much better.
Zaiem BegHOST
7:02
It's looked much better.
Brandon MontourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:13
This is Brandon Montour.
Mike BentonHOST
3:14
This is Bobby McMann.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
3:16
This is Matty Beniers, center for the Seattle Kraken.
speaker_2ADVERTISER
3:18
This is Berkley Catton.
Brandon MontourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:39
It's two-nothing Seattle.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:40
Here's McMann.
Philipp GrubauerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:41
Bobby McMann.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:42
Left-handed shot.
Trevor BeggsHOST
27:48
... it's interesting.
Trevor BeggsHOST
27:49
This guy's drawing comparisons to, to Bobby McMann.
Trevor BeggsHOST
27:52
At least that's what Leaf fans were doing, and you can kind of see the resemblance.
Trevor BeggsHOST
27:54
Like, both guys, uh, again, what, what the Canucks like in terms of their prospects right now, guys who can skate, guys with some size, guys with some hands, and Brandon Burr checks all those boxes.
Trevor BeggsHOST
28:05
Now, it's interesting because last season he had 19 goals, uh, in the college hockey circuit.
Trevor BeggsHOST
28:10
Uh, Elite Prospects had him as the fourth highest ranked college free agent last season.
Trevor BeggsHOST
28:15
Um, and again, with, for Leaf fans comparing him to Bobby McMann, Bobby McMann didn't score as much in college hockey.
Trevor BeggsHOST
28:22
Uh, he had 10 goals and 20 points in his final season before signing, uh, with the Maple Leafs.
MoHOST
52:02
Unless someone goes down, then maybe I'll pick him up.
MoHOST
52:04
It's ex-Leaf McMann.
MoHOST
52:07
Uh, he's been seeming like shot out of a cannon ever since he's left Toronto.
MoHOST
52:12
Scoring for fun in Seattle.

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