Jordan Eberle, Seattle Kraken and Edmonton Oilers
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Eberle ignites offense as Kraken take-down divisional rivals. Daccord shines, Montour returns to lineup as Seattle continues historic hot start.
It had been two weeks since the Seattle Kraken had played in their home city. In their returning win from a six-game road trip, the NHL team hosted three other Seattle teams.
A look at the game “by the numbers.” - The Kraken created 41.8-percent of all 5-on-5 shot volume and 31.9-percent of all shot quality. The second period was the strongest in terms of shot volume for Seattle while the third was the most effective in terms of shot quality.
Savoie has draft pedigree, high skill and enough pro experience to play a regular shift every game for the Oilers.
It didn't take Berkly Catton long to make an impact in his NHL debut. Seattle's first-round draft pick in 2024 got the secondary assist on Jordan Eberle's goal at 7:16 of the first period Monday, but the Kraken took their first regulation defeat of the season,
Mason Marchment became the latest Kraken player sidelined by injury and the shorthanded team paid a price in their second consecutive regulation loss on a tough six-city road trip