The road trip gets harder for the Canucks as they reach the season's midway point.
The Kraken, the hottest team at the moment will ultimately host the NHL's signature game.
The Kraken have built up a 5-point cushion for 3rd-place in the NHL's Pacific.
The Canucks are 15 points out of 3rd place in the Pacific with the wild card climb getting steep.
The Kraken won their 5th straight game on the road and their 6th overall.
The Kraken enter the game in Buffalo on Tuesday with the 4th best win percentage in the West.
The Kraken overwhelmed the Canadiens early and Martin Jones picked up the shut out.
The Kraken take a four-game win streak, the last three coming on the road, in to face the Canadiens.
Reliability and experience are two keys for the Seattle Kraken's goaltending situation.
Effort is the reason the Kraken are on a roll, while goalie Jones deserves an All-Star look.
The Seattle Kraken were relentless in piling up goals against the Ottawa Senators.
No surprise; this Kraken game will come down to goaltending and special teams.
Beniers NHL All-Star bid part of all-around happy times again for the Kraken.
Newer Kraken fans in particular might wonder what the heck is going on with Shane Wright.
Hard, fast and physical from the Kraken and it was too much for the Leafs to handle.
