Brandon Montour signed a seven-year contract with the Seattle Kraken, bringing his puck-moving skills to a team that needed offensive support from the blue line. He has performed well, ranking fourth among the team's scorers with 20 points in 31 games, including eight goals. His contributions have been significant in helping the Kraken remain competitive in the playoff race.

Brandon Montour scored Seattle's only goal of the game with a power-play slap shot early in the first period, but his team's defensive lapses, including a turnover that led to a Lightning goal, contributed to their loss.

Brandon Montour was involved in a critical moment during the game when a shot slipped underneath Grubauer, but a review determined the puck did not fully cross the goal line. Montour was penalized for covering the puck in the crease, leading to Marchand's penalty shot goal.

Brandon Montour played 22 minutes and 30 seconds against his former team but managed only one shot on goal. He previously contributed significantly to the Panthers, scoring 37 goals and recording 147 points in 239 games, helping them win the Stanley Cup before signing with the Kraken as a free agent.

Brandon Montour had a strong offensive showing with seven goals and six assists in 19 games during Vince Dunn's absence. However, with Dunn returning from injury, Montour's value is expected to decline as they will likely share power-play responsibilities. Historically, Montour has averaged less than 0.5 points per game in most seasons, making his previous standout performance with Florida in 2022-23 an outlier. He may move down to a secondary power-play role, impacting his fantasy relevance.