In a dominant performance, the Seattle Kraken ended a three-game losing streak by defeating the Edmonton Oilers 6-1. Jaden Schwartz led the charge with a pair of goals, while Jani Nyman and Matty Beniers scored in quick succession during a second period where the Kraken netted five goals. Joey Daccord stood tall in goal, making 36 saves to secure the victory. Edmonton's only goal came from Zach Hyman, as their star players Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl missed the game due to injuries. The Kraken's power play has been effective lately, with four goals in their last three games.

This win gives the Kraken momentum as they prepare for two upcoming home games against the Dallas Stars. The Oilers, meanwhile, look to rebound in their next matchup against the Calgary Flames after dropping both games of their back-to-back series.

Brandon Montour etched his name into NHL history by scoring the fastest overtime goal, just four seconds into the extra period, leading the Seattle Kraken to a thrilling 5-4 comeback victory against the Montreal Canadiens. Montour's decisive goal capped off a remarkable performance where he also netted two goals and provided two assists, including a significant contribution in the third period when Seattle overcame a two-goal deficit.

The game featured an electrifying back-and-forth, with Jani Nyman marking his NHL debut by scoring a crucial power-play goal, while Matty Beniers added another to tie the game with just over two minutes left in regular play. Montreal initially surged ahead with four straight goals, but the Kraken displayed resilience, clinching the game in extraordinary fashion. Goalie Joey Daccord made pivotal saves, while Jakub Dobes of the Canadiens faced pressure throughout.

The Seattle Kraken secured a decisive 4-1 victory against the Philadelphia Flyers, propelled by the outstanding performance of goaltender Philipp Grubauer, who made 23 saves, marking his first win since December. Grubauer expressed his excitement about returning to the ice, with his teammates like Matty Beniers praising his form and the defensive efforts that included blocking 15 shots.

Owen Tippett scored for the Flyers, but they couldn't maintain their momentum as the Kraken responded with three goals in the second period, including markers from Tye Kartye, Marty Beniers, and a short-handed goal by Chandler Stephenson. The Flyers struggled, with coach John Tortorella noting a decline in performance. The Kraken's defense stifled any potential comeback in the third period, holding the Flyers to just four shots.

Eeli Tolvanen led the Seattle Kraken to a decisive 6-3 victory over the Vancouver Canucks, scoring twice, including the crucial go-ahead goal with just under seven minutes remaining in the second period. This win marked a significant bounce-back for the Kraken after struggling offensively in recent games. Tolvanen's performance came after Matty Beniers tied the game earlier in the second period. Despite a 2-1 deficit following goals from Pius Suter and Filip Chytil, Seattle rallied to take control with Oliver Bjorkstrand and Tolvanen contributing to a five-goal output.

Brandon Montour also made a notable impact with a goal and an assist, providing a two-goal cushion for the Kraken, which was vital against a Vancouver team that struggles when allowing five or more goals. Joey Daccord stood tall in net with 28 saves, demonstrating resilience against Vancouver's offensive barrage. Vancouver remains in the playoff chase despite this setback, holding on to the second wild-card spot due to Calgary's loss, but they must tighten their defense to improve their odds.

Matty Beniers triggered a thrilling comeback for the Seattle Kraken, scoring a power play goal just shy of three minutes into overtime to secure a 3-2 victory over the Calgary Flames. The Kraken, facing a two-goal deficit late in the game, rallied with goals from Shane Wright and Andre Burakovsky. Wright found the net with under seven minutes left, followed by Burakovsky’s equalizer less than two minutes later. Joey Daccord was key in net, stopping 27 shots, while Dustin Wolf made 25 saves for Calgary. The Flames' scoring came from Nazem Kadri and Morgan Frost, but they couldn't hold on, marking their fourth consecutive home loss.