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Coronato’s Four-Point Night Powers Calgary Past Seattle, 6–2

October 31, 2026 · 2:48 AM

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Matt Coronato drove a six-goal Calgary attack as the Flames beat the Kraken 6–2, with two power-play goals and a strong night from Dustin Wolf.

Calgary beat Seattle 6–2, turning a 28–23 shots edge and a 2–1 power-play goals advantage into a decisive home win. Matt Coronato led the Flames with one goal, three assists, four points, one shot and a plus-2 rating, while Joel Farabee added one goal, two assists, three points, one shot and one hit with a plus-1. Matvei Gridin scored once and assisted once, finishing with two points, five shots, a plus-1 and one power-play goal. Morgan Frost also scored a power-play goal, finishing with one goal, one assist, two points, one shot, two hits and a plus-1; Aydar Suniev and Ryan Strome supplied Calgary’s other goals. Seattle’s Mackie Samoskevich had one goal, one assist, two points, four shots, one power-play goal and one hit, but finished minus-2, while Frederick Gaudreau scored the Kraken’s other goal. Dustin Wolf stopped 21 of 23 shots for a .913 save percentage; Seattle’s Philipp Grubauer made 10 saves on 14 shots (.714), and Joey Daccord stopped 12 of 14 (.857). Calgary’s two power-play goals and Wolf’s higher save percentage helped seal the result against a Seattle side that entered with the stronger record.
Key Performers

Matt Coronato, Calgary — 1 G, 3 A, 4 P, 1 SOG, +2, 0 hits. Matvei Gridin, Calgary — 1 G, 1 A, 2 P, 5 SOG, +1, 1 PPG, 0 hits. Mackie Samoskevich, Seattle — 1 G, 1 A, 2 P, 4 SOG, −2, 1 PPG, 1 hit.

Standings Impact

Calgary improves to 6–7–0 and 12 points, while Seattle falls to 8–5–1 and remains at 17 points.

DYMA Insight

Calgary entered ranked 27th in the power index (41.3), behind Seattle at 18th (59.9), but won the special-teams battle 2–1 and got a .913 save percentage from Wolf. That combination turned the matchup against the higher-ranked Kraken into a four-goal Calgary win.