Sharks at Kraken Game 14: Lines, Game Thread, and How to Watch
After a strong start, the Seattle Kraken rank among the top teams in the Pacific Division. With 16 points, the Kraken sit third, just behind the Anaheim Ducks and Vegas Golden Knights, each with 17 points.
The Kraken's record stands at 6-2-4, maintaining an even goal differential with 33 goals scored and 33 conceded. Jordan Eberle and Jaden Schwartz lead the team in scoring, each with 10 points. Eberle tops the goal tally with five.
Goaltending
Joey Daccord has been the primary goaltender, responsible for all six wins this season. He holds a 2.53 goals-against average and a .910 save percentage. Philipp Grubauer has started twice, while Matt Murray has started once and is expected to back up Daccord tonight.
Sharks Roster Notes
- William Eklund is out, as he did not travel with the team.
- Adam Gaudette and Ryan Reaves are on the trip; Gaudette recently activated off IR.
- Defenseman Nick Leddy is also traveling with the team.
- Michael Misa is a game-time decision after leaving practice early, according to Bay Area News Group’s Curtis Pashelka.
Projected Lines
The lines may be adjusted depending on Misa’s availability for the game.
Curtis Pashelka, Bay Area News Group: "Michael Misa is a game time decision after he left practice early."
Author’s summary: The Seattle Kraken maintain strong standing in the Pacific Division with solid performances from key players and goaltending, while the Sharks face lineup uncertainties ahead of Game 14.