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Former Krakens player takes part in setting up potential goal of the year

Ryan Donato, the former Seattle Kraken player, pulled off a jaw-dropping assist that could easily be called the "goal of the year."

In a thrilling play, Donato intercepted a pass and smoothly sent it over to Taylor Hall, who made no mistake and scored on a breakaway.

His impressive performance during the previous season, where he notched a career-high 16 goals, earned him a one-year contract extension worth $1.2 million, which he happily accepted on July 27, 2022.

However, the winds of change blew in the NHL landscape as Donato made another move, signing a new two-year contract with the Chicago Blackhawks on July 1, 2023, worth $4 million.

It's a fresh chapter in his hockey journey, and fans on both sides of the ice will be watching closely to see what Donato brings to his new team.

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5 OCTOBRE \| 51 ANSWERS Former Krakens player takes part in setting up potential goal of the year Do you think Ryan Donato's setup for Taylor Hall's goal could be considered the "goal of the year"?
Yes	29	56.9 %
No	22	43.1 %
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