Kraken Survive Kings Push For 3-2 Win

Published: Wednesday, December 24, 2025 at 6:09 am

Kraken Edge Kings in Low-Scoring Pacific Division Clash

Los Angeles, CA - In a Tuesday night matchup, the Seattle Kraken secured a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings. The game, part of a back-to-back series for both teams leading into the holiday break, saw the Kraken prevail in a contest between two teams known for their struggles to score.

The Kraken's offense found its rhythm in the second period, starting with a power-play goal by Jordan Eberle, his 13th of the season. Eberle's shot found the net, giving the Kraken an early lead. The Kraken then capitalized on a fortunate deflection, as a shot by Frederick Gaudreau bounced off Kings defenseman Brian Dumoulin and found its way past Kings goaltender Pheonix Copley. The Kraken extended their lead further with a goal that deflected off a Kings player and into the net, bringing the score to 3-0.

The Kings attempted a comeback, but Kraken goaltender Joey Daccord proved to be a formidable obstacle, making 36 saves to keep the Kings at bay. Despite the Kings' efforts, the Kraken managed to hold on for the win.

BNN's Perspective: The game highlighted the importance of goaltending and capitalizing on opportunities, even when offensive production is limited. While the Kraken benefited from some luck, their ability to convert on key chances and rely on a strong performance from their goaltender ultimately secured the victory. The Kings will need to address their scoring woes if they hope to compete consistently.

Keywords: Seattle Kraken, Los Angeles Kings, NHL, hockey, Joey Daccord, Jordan Eberle, Frederick Gaudreau, Pheonix Copley, Pacific Division, scoring, goaltending, victory, game

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