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Calgary Flames vs Seattle Kraken

Preseason · Monday, September 29, 2025 · Climate Pledge Arena

Calgary FlamesCalgaryFlamesAway

2–1

Final, in a shootout

21–36

Seattle KrakenSeattleKrakenHome

NHLN · KHN/Prime · KONG

Game summary

The Calgary Flames beat the Seattle Kraken 2–1 in a shootout on Monday, September 29, 2025 at Climate Pledge Arena. The Kraken outshot the Flames 36–21.

Goals came from Berkly Catton and Matvei Gridin.

Dustin Wolf made 35 saves on 36 shots for the win; Philipp Grubauer stopped 20 of 21.

Goals
Calgary FlamesCGY01001221
Seattle KrakenSEA01000136

Three stars

  1. ★1st starMatvei GridinCGY · 1 goal
  2. ★2nd starBerkly CattonSEA · 1 goal
  3. ★3rd starPhilipp GrubauerSEA · .952 save percentage

Scoring

2nd period

Shootout

Tired legs

When each goal went in, how long every skater on the ice had been out there. Each bar is one player: the taller the bar, the longer he’d been on. In 2025–26 the average NHL shift lasted about 48 seconds, and goals go in more often against players who’ve been out longer.

0–20s20–40s40–60s60–80s80s+

GoalCGY SEA

0–1 SEA

2nd 2:02 · Catton

Kerins 0:51

1–1 CGY

2nd 11:58 · Gridin

Evans 0:18

Hover or tap a bar for the skater.

Across the league in 2025–26. How often a shot went in, by how long the defending team’s longest-on player had been on the ice. Counts 5-on-5 shots on goal and misses, not blocked shots.
3.9%
5.8%
6.5%
7.1%
7.3%
0–20s20–40s40–60s60–80s80s+

1.9×

When a defending player has been out 80 seconds or more, shots go in 1.9 times as often as when every defending player has been out under 20 seconds: about 1 in 14 against about 1 in 26.

30%

of 5-on-5 goals were scored while a defending player had been on the ice 60 seconds or more.

Team stats

CGYSEA
2136
61%39%
0/20/2
66
2040
1218
1110
22

Penalties

  • 4:36 into the first periodNick Cicek · high sticking2 min
  • 5:58 into the second periodMartin Pospisil · high sticking2 min
  • 5:58 into the second periodMartin Pospisil · cross checking2 min
  • 5:58 into the second periodVince Dunn · roughing2 min
  • 17:40 into the second periodJamie Oleksiak · hooking2 min
  • 11:52 into the third periodJamie Oleksiak · interference2 min