The Seattle Kraken secured a 6-4 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers at Climate Pledge Arena, highlighting their improved performance this season. The Kraken's explosive second period featured goals from Jared McCann, Eeli Tolvanen, Jordan Eberle, and Shane Wright, including two goals just eight seconds apart. McCann shone with a goal and two assists, contributing significantly to the team's rising confidence as they move to a 3-2-0 record, scoring 20 goals in their first five games, compared to just 10 last year. The game marked the beginning of a pivotal five-game homestand for the Kraken.

By the Numbers
  • The Kraken scored four goals in the second period, including two in just eight seconds.
  • Seattle has scored 20 goals in their first five games, compared to just 10 during the same span last season.
State of Play
  • Seattle's performance has improved from last season, winning three of their last four games.
  • The Kraken's current standing in the Pacific Division is looking promising as they continue their homestand.
What's Next

The Kraken will face the undefeated Calgary Flames next, set to broadcast nationally in Canada. This matchup is crucial for testing Seattle's defenses against a strong contender and further solidifying their standing in the league.

Bottom Line

The Kraken's current trajectory shows a significant turnaround from last season, bolstered by strong performances from key players and an energized atmosphere at home, indicating a potential playoff run if they maintain momentum.