Nazem Kadri's overtime heroics helped the Calgary Flames secure a thrilling 4-3 victory against the Seattle Kraken, marking their fourth consecutive comeback win. Kadri tied the game in the third period with a power-play goal, setting the stage for his game-winning goal less than four minutes into overtime. Adam Klapka and Rasmus Andersson also contributed to the Flames' scoring, while Matt Coronato tallied two assists. On the Kraken side, Ty Kartye, Jaden Schwartz, and Jordan Eberle found the back of the net.

This victory places the Flames four points behind the St. Louis Blues in the Western Conference playoff race, with Calgary holding three games in hand. Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf notched 26 saves, improving his record to 24-14-5, while Joey Daccord stopped 33 shots in a losing effort.

Jordan Eberle is set to make his return to the Seattle Kraken lineup after a grueling rehabilitation journey that followed an unprecedented pelvic injury. The Kraken captain, who missed 40 games, suffered the injury in a game against the Chicago Blackhawks. His recovery involved consultation with rugby experts and a tough 14-week rehab process. Eberle expressed confidence in his readiness, noting he feels in game shape and is eager to regain his timing and aggressiveness on the ice.

Kraken coach Dan Bylsma and GM Ron Francis have both shown optimism about Eberle’s return. Bylsma highlighted the captain's work ethic and determination, while Francis noted the typical ups and downs that come with returning from injury. Eberle’s potential impact is significant, given his strong start to the season with 11 points in 17 games. His leadership and skill are crucial as the Kraken look to make a playoff push.

Kaapo Kakko is eager to make his mark with the Seattle Kraken after a challenging stint with the New York Rangers. Following a trade that sent him to Seattle, he participated in his first game, aiming to bolster the team's struggling offense.

Despite a loss to the Chicago Blackhawks, Kakko expressed confidence in his two-way play, hoping to contribute significantly. The Kraken view him as a valuable addition, especially in light of their captain's absence due to injury.

Kaapo Kakko is eager to seize his chance with the Seattle Kraken following a challenging stint with the New York Rangers. After being traded for Will Borgen and draft picks, Kakko aims to enhance Seattle's offense, which has struggled recently.

Despite a rough patch with the Rangers, where he was a healthy scratch, he remains optimistic about his new role. Kakko's previous success, including a strong performance last season, gives him confidence as he transitions to the Kraken.