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Flames Dominate Kraken in 6-2 Victory

Friday, October 30, 2026, 8:00 PM ET · Scotiabank Saddledome

Calgary Flames 6, Seattle Kraken 2, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Seattle Kraken vs Calgary Flames?

Calgary Flames beat Seattle Kraken 6-2 at Scotiabank Saddledome on October 30, 2026.

Who was favored in Seattle Kraken vs Calgary Flames?

Seattle Kraken were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -115 (about 53% implied). The underdog won.

The Calgary Flames delivered a commanding performance against the Seattle Kraken, winning 6-2 at the Scotiabank Saddledome. This victory not only showcased the Flames' offensive capabilities but also marked a significant moment in their ongoing series with the Kraken, who now lead the season series 2-1.

Calgary entered the matchup with a record of 6-7-0, having experienced a mixed bag of results in their last ten games, where they posted a 5-5 record. However, they were coming off a disappointing 0-4 loss to the Edmonton Oilers just two days prior. In contrast, the Seattle Kraken boasted an 8-5-1 record and were on a one-game winning streak after defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 in their last outing. The Kraken's recent form has been strong, with a 6-4 record over their last ten games, averaging 3.7 goals scored but also allowing 4.1 goals against.

The Flames' home record stood at 4-2, while the Kraken had an equal away record of 3-2. The Flames had struggled against the Kraken in their previous meetings, losing the last four encounters before this game, with their last victory against Seattle dating back to December 19, 2025. The Flames were also dealing with significant injuries, missing players such as Connor Zary, Brennan Othmann, Jonathan Huberdeau, and Samuel Honzek, all of whom are on injured reserve. The Kraken were not without their own injury woes, missing Jared McCann, Jacob Melanson, Ryan Lindgren, and Jake O'Brien, all also on injured reserve.

The matchup had drawn attention in the betting market, with DraftKings listing the Kraken as slight favorites at -115, while the Flames were priced at -105 on the moneyline. The spread was set at 1.5, with a total of 6.5 goals for the game.

In terms of scoring, the Flames took control early in the game. Morgan Frost opened the scoring with a wrist shot, assisted by Joel Farabee and Matt Coronato, putting Calgary ahead 1-0. The Kraken quickly responded with a goal from Freddy Gaudreau, leveling the game at 1-1. However, Calgary regained the lead in the second period with goals from Aydar Suniev and Matvei Gridin, followed by Joel Farabee, who extended the lead to 4-1. The Kraken managed to pull one back with a goal from Mackie Samoskevich, but the Flames were relentless, with Matt Coronato and Ryan Strome adding two more goals in the third period to seal the victory at 6-2.

The game was characterized by Calgary's aggressive offensive play, which proved too much for the Kraken's defense. The Flames' ability to capitalize on their scoring opportunities was evident, as they outperformed the Kraken in both shots on goal and overall offensive pressure. The Flames scored six goals on 30 shots, while the Kraken managed only two goals on 28 shots.

Overall, this match highlighted the Flames' potential to bounce back from recent struggles and assert themselves in the competitive landscape of the NHL. The victory not only boosts their confidence but also sets the stage for their upcoming games as they aim to improve their standing in the league.

What we said beforehand

The Calgary Flames will take on the Seattle Kraken at Scotiabank Saddledome on October 31, 2026. This matchup is particularly intriguing as the Kraken currently lead the season series 2-0, having outscored the Flames 12-2 in their previous two meetings. The Flames will be looking to reverse their fortunes against a team that has proven to be a tough opponent.

In terms of recent form, the Flames have shown some resilience, winning four of their last five games, with their most recent result being a 4-0 loss to the Edmonton Oilers. Their overall record stands at 5-7-0, with a home record of 4-2 and an away record of 1-5. During this stretch, the Flames have averaged 2.8 goals scored per game while allowing only 2.0 goals against in their last five matches. However, their overall scoring average at home is 2.6 goals per game, while they have allowed an average of 3.5 goals.

On the other hand, the Kraken come into this game with an 8-4-1 record, including a recent win against the Toronto Maple Leafs, where they triumphed 5-4. They have a solid away record of 3-2, and their last five games have seen them score an average of 3.6 goals while allowing 4.6 goals. This inconsistency in defense could be a point of concern for the Kraken as they face a Flames team that is looking to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

Regarding injuries, the Flames will be without Connor Zary (knee), Brennan Othmann (upper body), Devin Cooley (lower body), Jonathan Huberdeau (hip), and Samuel Honzek (lower body), all of whom are significant absences. The Kraken also have their share of injuries, with Jared McCann (lower body), Jacob Melanson (chest), Ryan Lindgren (upper body), and Jake O'Brien (lower body) on injured reserve. The impact of these injuries will be crucial as both teams look to field their best lineups.

The betting market reflects the competitive nature of this matchup, with DraftKings listing the Kraken as favorites at -115 on the moneyline, while the Flames are priced at -105. The spread is set at 1.5, and the total for the game is 6.5, with over odds at -102.0 and under odds at -118.0. This indicates a closely contested game, with expectations of a moderate scoring affair.

As for conditions, the game will take place at the Flames' home arena, which could provide them with a slight advantage, especially as they look to improve their home record. Fans should watch for how the Flames' offense, led by Matvei Gridin, who has scored 4 goals this season, responds to the Kraken's defense. Additionally, Joel Farabee's playmaking ability, with 8 assists so far, will be crucial for Calgary's success.

Conversely, the Kraken will rely on Frederick Gaudreau, who leads the team with 6 goals, and Chandler Stephenson, who has also accumulated 11 points this season. The effectiveness of the Kraken's offense will be tested against a Flames team that has been solid defensively in recent outings.

Overall, this matchup promises to be an exciting encounter as the Flames look to avenge their previous losses to the Kraken while Seattle aims to maintain their strong start to the season.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsSEA -115 6.5 o -102 / u -118 Seattle Kraken -115 · Calgary Flames -105

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Injury report

  • Connor ZaryOutKneeCalgary Flames
  • Brennan OthmannOutUpper BodyCalgary Flames
  • Devin CooleyInjured ReserveLower BodyCalgary Flames
  • Jonathan HuberdeauInjured ReserveHipCalgary Flames
  • Samuel HonzekInjured ReserveLower BodyCalgary Flames
  • Jared McCannInjured ReserveLower BodySeattle Kraken
  • Jacob MelansonInjured ReserveChestSeattle Kraken
  • Ryan LindgrenInjured ReserveUpper BodySeattle Kraken
  • Jake O'BrienInjured ReserveLower BodySeattle Kraken

Leaders

  • GoalsMatt Coronato1Calgary Flames
  • AssistsMatt Coronato3Calgary Flames
  • PointsMatt Coronato4Calgary Flames
  • GoalsMackie Samoskevich1Seattle Kraken
  • AssistsMackie Samoskevich1Seattle Kraken
  • PointsMackie Samoskevich2Seattle Kraken

Recent form

Calgary Flames

Last 10: 5-5Streak L12.6 scored · 3.5 allowed per game4-2 at home

  • L0-4at Edmonton OilersOct 29
  • W5-2vs Toronto Maple LeafsOct 27
  • W4-1vs Detroit Red WingsOct 25
  • W2-1vs Minnesota WildOct 23
  • W3-2vs Carolina HurricanesOct 19
  • L2-6at Vegas Golden KnightsOct 16
  • W4-2at Anaheim DucksOct 14
  • L2-4vs Anaheim DucksOct 11
  • L3-7vs Colorado AvalancheOct 9
  • L1-6at Seattle KrakenOct 5

Seattle Kraken

Last 10: 6-4Streak W13.7 scored · 4.1 allowed per game3-2 away

  • W5-4vs Toronto Maple LeafsOct 29
  • L1-5vs Minnesota WildOct 25
  • W5-3vs Utah MammothOct 23
  • W4-3vs Detroit Red WingsOct 21
  • L3-8at Florida PanthersOct 17
  • L3-4at Tampa Bay LightningOct 15
  • W3-2at Philadelphia FlyersOct 13
  • W5-3at Washington CapitalsOct 11
  • W6-3at Detroit Red WingsOct 9
  • L2-6vs Vegas Golden KnightsOct 7

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Edmonton22209
Vegas15199
Seattle15178
San Jose16157
Calgary07126
Anaheim17115
Los Angeles26104
Vancouver11173

Box score

StatSeattle KrakenCalgary Flames
Blocked shots1310
Hits1731
Takeaways43
Shots total2327
Power play goals12
Power play opportunities42
Power play pct25.0100.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won3826
Faceoff percent59.440.6
Giveaways1411
Penalties35
Penalty minutes913

How the scoring went

  1. 1st0-1Morgan Frost Goal (4) Wrist Shot, assists: Joel Farabee (9), Matt Coronato (9)
  2. 1st1-1Freddy Gaudreau Goal (7) Backhand, assists: Mackie Samoskevich (4), Chandler Stephenson (10)
  3. 2nd1-2Aydar Suniev Goal (4) Snap Shot, assists: Morgan Frost (5)
  4. 2nd1-3Matvei Gridin Goal (5) Wrist Shot, assists: Joel Farabee (10), Matt Coronato (10)
  5. 2nd1-4Joel Farabee Goal (4) Wrist Shot, assists: Mikael Backlund (2), Matt Coronato (11)
  6. 2nd2-4Mackie Samoskevich Goal (6) Snap Shot, assists: Kaapo Kakko (9), Berkly Catton (7)
  7. 3rd2-5Matt Coronato Goal (3) Wrist Shot, assists: Zach Whitecloud (1)
  8. 3rd2-6Ryan Strome Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Matvei Gridin (5), Zayne Parekh (4)

Venue

  • Scotiabank SaddledomeCalgary
  • Attendance16944
  • OfficialsCarter Sandlak, Travis Toomey, Corey Syvret, Kilian McNamara

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