Kraken Feast on Flames Again? Seattle Looks to Complete Home Sweep

Two days ago, the Kraken hung six goals on Calgary and sent them packing with their tails between their legs. Now the Flames limp back into Climate Pledge Arena on zero days rest, still searching for their first goal that didn't come in garbage time. Spoiler alert: they're not finding it tonight.

Joey Daccord is playing out of his mind with a .960 save percentage through his first start, while Calgary counters with Devin Cooley and his pedestrian .880 mark. That's not a goaltending matchup—it's a mismatch bordering on cruelty. The Flames have managed exactly one goal per game through their 0-2 start, and Seattle's defensive structure isn't exactly inviting offensive explosions.

Yes, Seattle's on a back-to-back themselves, but when you've got this kind of goaltending edge and just boat-raced this exact opponent 48 hours ago, you take the home favorite. Calgary hasn't shown a pulse offensively, and Daccord looks locked in early. The Kraken dominated possession, special teams, and every meaningful category in Tuesday's beatdown.

DarkHorse is laying the -155 chalk on Seattle's moneyline with 4/5 confidence, and it's hard to argue. Calgary needs to prove they can score before we give them any respect. Until then, ride the hot hand at home.