Seattle Kraken Standout Early in Pacific Division
The Seattle Kraken have started the season strongly and rank among the leading teams in the Pacific Division. With 16 points, they hold third place, closely following the Anaheim Ducks and Vegas Golden Knights, each with 17 points.
Season Performance and Stats
The Kraken’s record stands at 6-2-4, featuring an even goal differential with 33 goals scored and 33 allowed. Jordan Eberle and Jaden Schwartz are tied as the team's top point scorers, each accumulating 10 points. Eberle leads in goals with five this season.
Goaltending Update
Joey Daccord has shouldered most of the goaltending duties, securing all six team victories. He maintains a 2.53 goals against average along with a .910 save percentage. Backup goalies Philipp Grubauer and Matt Murray have made limited appearances, with Murray set to support Daccord in the upcoming game.
San Jose Sharks Roster Notes
- William Eklund is absent, not traveling with the team.
- Adam Gaudette and Ryan Reaves have joined the trip; Gaudette recently activated off injured reserve.
- Defenseman Nick Leddy is also present on the trip.
- Michael Misa remains a game-time decision after an early practice exit.
Projected Lines and Game Status
The available information suggests possible line formations, though adjustments may occur depending on Misa’s status, as reported by Curtis Pashelka of the Bay Area News Group.
"Michael Misa is a game time decision according to the Bay Area News Group’s Curtis Pashelka after he left practice early."
Matt Murray will likely serve as backup goaltender in tonight's game.
Author’s summary: The Seattle Kraken remain competitive in the Pacific Division, relying on strong goaltending and key players, while the Sharks face uncertain lineup decisions ahead of their game.