Seattle edged Calgary 2-1 on Wednesday, Nov. 4, winning despite Dustin Wolf’s 27 saves and a costly giveaway gap.
The Seattle Kraken edged the Calgary Flames 2-1 at Climate Pledge Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026—one day ago in Eastern time. Seattle’s extra goal proved decisive in a tight game, with neither team scoring on the power play. Joey Daccord made 25 saves on 26 shots (.962), while Dustin Wolf stopped 27 of 28 (.964). Berkly Catton scored once on his only shot, finishing with one point and a plus-1. Mackie Samoskevich and Kaapo Kakko each had one assist, one point and a plus-1; Samoskevich added four shots and a hit, while Kakko had two shots. Calgary’s Yegor Sharangovich scored on his lone shot, while Morgan Frost and Zach Whitecloud each recorded an assist; Frost had two shots, and Whitecloud finished plus-1 with two hits. Seattle outshot Calgary 28-26 but had 17 giveaways to the Flames’ nine.
Key Performers
Berkly Catton, Seattle: 1 G, 1 P, 1 shot, +1. Mackie Samoskevich / Kaapo Kakko, Seattle: 1 A and 1 P each; Samoskevich had 4 shots and 1 hit, Kakko 2 shots; both +1. Joey Daccord, Seattle: 25 saves on 26 shots (.962); Dustin Wolf, Calgary: 27 saves on 28 shots (.964).
Standings Impact
Seattle moves from 8-5-1 to 9-5-1 and 19 points with the win. Calgary falls from 7-8-0 to 7-9-0 and remains at 14 points.
DYMA Insight
Seattle’s No. 17 power index (68.9) sat well above Calgary’s No. 27 (42.7), and the Kraken converted that edge into a win. But Seattle’s 17 giveaways against Calgary’s nine reveal a puck-management flaw that nearly made the narrow margin costly.