CBJ 2, SEA 1: Jackets Snap Skid with Shootout Win Over Kraken

By Will Chase on November 12, 2025 at 1:16 am
Nov 11, 2025; Seattle, Washington, USA; The Columbus Blue Jackets celebrates after a goal scored by center Adam Fantilli (19) during the second period against the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena.
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The long plane ride home will be a happy one.

  1 2 3 OT / SO F
CBJ 0 1 0  0 / 0-1-0-1  2
SEA 1 0 0  0 / 0-0-1-0  1

CBJ GOALS: 
Fantilli (P2, 18:22)

Charlie Coyle scored the deciding shootout goal, and Adam Fantilli scored in regulation as the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Seattle Kraken 2-1 on Tuesday night at Climate Pledge Arena to snap a four-game losing streak.

Jet Greaves made 22 saves.

Ryan Winterton started the scoring for Seattle in the first period. Matt Murray made 33 saves. Eeli Tolvanen scored the lone shootout goal for the Kraken.

With a flu bug swirling around the Blue Jackets dressing room, it was unknown until warmups who would even be able to play on Tuesday. Jet Greaves made his second straight start, ending the alternating goaltending duo with Evlis Merzlikins. Kent Johnson and Zac Aston-Reese did not play as Cole Sillinger and Miles Wood re-entered the lineup. Damon Severson played in his 800th career game. Boone Jenner left the game with an upper-body injury and did not return.

The win allows Columbus to keep pace with the Washington Capitals as both teams have 17 points at the bottom of the Metropolitan Division. One point separates fourth and eighth place.

Here's how the Blue Jackets ended a four-game losing streak in style:


1st Period:

(16:43 — SEA Goal): The Kraken took a 1-0 lead when Ben Meyers walked in front of the net and dished the puck to Winterton for the one-time shot and score. Jamie Oleksiak picked up the secondary assist.

2nd Period:

(18:22 — CBJ Goal): Fantilli scored his second goal in as many days on the power play to tie the game 1-1. The goal snapped a 0-for-10 stretch on the power play during the road trip entering play. Kirill Marchenko picked up an assist to stretch his career-high nine-game point streak. Sean Monahan added an assist.

Shootout:

Greaves stopped three of four shooters in his first career shootout while Marchenko and Coyle scored the shootout tallies to seal the victory and end a tough road trip on a high note.


CBJ GAME STATS SEA
34 SHOTS 23
50.8% FACEOFFS 49.2%
1/4 POWER PLAY 0/2
2/2 PENALTY KILL 3/4
15 HITS 9
16 GIVEAWAYS 14
5 TAKEAWAYS 7
21 BLOCKED SHOTS 11
ALL SITUATIONS ADVANCED STATS
3.43 EXPECTED GOALS 2.79
66 SHOT ATTEMPTS 62
30 SCORING CHANCES 26
15 HIGH-DANGER CHANCES 12
Data via NHL.com & NaturalStatTrick.com

Stat Chat:

  • Fantilli has a three-game point streak (two goals, three assists) and six points in his last four games.
     
  • Marchenko's nine-game point streak (three goals, eight assists) is tied for the sixth-longest point streak in Blue Jackets franchise history.
     
  • Columbus improves to 3-1 on the second of back-to-backs this season. They're 2-0 in the shootout this season.

Up Next:

The Blue Jackets return home to Nationwide Arena for a three-game homestand starting with Thursday's game against the Edmonton Oilers. Puck-drop is set for 7:30 p.m.

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