The Seattle Kraken face a pivotal game against the Detroit Red Wings amid a four-game losing streak. The puck drops at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 6.

On Thursday, Dec. 4, the Seattle Kraken travelled up to Canada to take on the Edmonton Oilers. Their last game was also against the Oilers on Saturday, where the Kraken were shut out 3-0.

Matthew Beniers’ status is the biggest question ahead of tonight’s Seattle Kraken vs. Edmonton Oilers matchup. With the young forward expected to play, Seattle gains a crucial boost as they face Edmonton’s star-powered lineup featuring Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.

Detroit Red Wings (14-11-3, in the Atlantic Division) vs. Seattle Kraken (11-8-6, in the Pacific Division) Seattle; Saturday, 10 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: The Seattle Kraken play the Detroit Red Wings after losing four in a row.

The Edmonton Oilers continued their homestand last night against the Seattle Kraken. Following a frustrating game in which they got shut out by the goalie they could have once had, it was imperative to dominate the Kraken just like they did five days prior.

Dallas defenseman Vladislav Kolyachonok broke a tie with 5:44 left with his first goal of the season to help the Stars beat the Seattle Kraken 3-2 on Wednesday night.

The Kraken have not beaten the Stars since May 13, 2023 -- a playoff game in Seattle: they have since lost 8 consecutive games to Dallas. But in this spot, Seattle is catching the Stars at the tail end of their first long road swing of the season, and a lofty shooting percentage over recent games may have bettors overestimating the Dallas offense.

The Seattle Kraken continue to explore the trade market for an offensive addition, and general manager Jason Botterill has remained active in trying to upgrade the club’s top six.

Seattle Kraken prospect Zeb Forsfjäll scored twice in the SHL, while draft-eligible talents Malte Gustafsson and Ivar Stenberg continued to impress.