Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Prediction & Odds: Moneyline, Prop & Total Goals (Nov 4)
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Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Prediction & Odds: Moneyline, Prop & Total Goals (Nov 4)

Juan Pablo Aravena Juan Pablo Aravena
Moneyline PickSeattle Kraken (-137)
Player PropBerkly Catton 1+ Assists (+195)
Total GoalsOver 5.5 Goals (-145)
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Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Main Game Info

Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Moneyline Prediction

Inconsistency has been the name of the game for the Kraken this season, and they’re fresh off a 6-2 loss to the Flames on Friday. They’ve alternated wins and losses over their last eight outings (4-3-1), but have dropped two of their last three. They’ve been more successful at home, going 4-2-0.

The Flames have also alternated wins and losses over their last four and are coming off a 2-1 road win over the San Jose Sharks on Monday. However, with seven wins in their last 10 games (7-3-0), the Flames are trending in the right direction. Many of those victories have been driven by the stellar play of goaltender Devin Cooley, who’s currently out with a lower-body injury.

The Flames have struggled on the road, losing three of their last four away games and five of seven overall (2-5-0). Constant travel could be an issue for Calgary, especially with Seattle being far more rested.

Ultimately, the home-and-away splits are difficult to ignore, and the Flames’ biggest strength in recent weeks is sidelined with injury. The Kraken should therefore be considered favourites to win and avenge Friday’s loss to the Flames.

Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Projected Starting Goalies

The Flames are expected to rely on Wolf, while Seattle has a slight edge regardless of whether it starts Grubauer or Joey Daccord (3.96 GAA). However, neither goaltender looks like a game-changer.

Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Player Prop

Berkly Catton has been the Kraken’s best player over their last few outings. He’s riding a six-game, seven-point streak, with two goals and five assists.

Catton has spent most of the season in a middle-six role, but he also centres the second power-play unit while averaging a career-high 15:06 TOI/G. Against a Calgary team that has allowed the sixth-most shots on goal and the ninth-most scoring chances, Catton should have several opportunities to extend his streak.

Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Total Goals Prediction

The Kraken have been one of the NHL’s most prolific offences this season, ranking seventh in goals scored per game (3.57). However, they’ve also allowed the fourth-most goals per game (3.71). The Flames have struggled at both ends of the ice, allowing 3.53 goals per game (27th) while scoring just 2.53 (29th). Their scoring average has improved to 3.0 goals per game over their last five outings, though.

Seattle’s games have been particularly high-scoring, with each of its last seven featuring six or more goals. Three of Calgary’s last five have also hit the over. I expect an open contest, and both teams’ defensive issues strengthen the case for the over.

Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Team News and Injury Report

Calgary Flames Team News and Injury Report

The biggest absence for the Flames is Cooley, who was the No. 1 goaltender before sustaining a lower-body injury. Wolf has since taken over the starting role, but his season-long numbers aren’t as strong as Cooley’s.

Jonathan Huberdeau (hip) and Samuel Honzek (lower body) remain sidelined, leaving the Flames short of depth up front. As a result, young players such as William Stromgren and Maxim Tsyplakov have been forced into bigger roles.

The Flames will play their third consecutive away game, having gone 1-1-0 so far on the current trip. They will have less rest than the Kraken, with just one day between outings.

Seattle Kraken Team News and Injury Report

The Kraken will be without top-line winger Jared McCann due to a lower-body injury. Bobby McMann has moved up alongside Matty Beniers and Jordan Eberle.

They’re also expected to be without Curtis Douglas, who is dealing with an upper-body injury. Jani Nyman is in line to take his place on the fourth line.

The Kraken return home after Friday’s 6-2 loss in Calgary and have had four days off. That’s a significant advantage over the Flames, who have had a much busier schedule.

Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken Projected Lines and Power Play Units

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