The Detroit Red Wings are coming off five straight wins and will now welcome the Seattle Kraken. The Red Wings picked up four points over the weekend, beating the Ottawa Senators and Calgary Flames by a combined score of 11-4. The Kraken are coming in off a loss to the New York Rangers on Saturday, 4-1.
Detroit Red Wings (5-1-0, 10 Points) vs. Seattle Kraken (1-4-1, 3 Points)
When: Tuesday, October 24
Time: 8:15 p.m. ET
Where: Little Caesar’s Arena (Detroit, MI)
TV: Bally Sports Detroit
Scoring Leaders
Expected Line Combinations:
Detroit Red Wings
Alex DeBrincat – Dylan Larkin – Lucas Raymond
Michael Rasmussen – J.T. Compher – Andrew Copp
David Perron – Joe Veleno – Daniel Sprong
Jonatan Berggren – Austin Czarnik – Christian Fischer
Jake Walman – Moritz Seider
Ben Chiarot – Justin Holl
Olli Maatta- Shayne Gostisbehere
Seattle Kraken
Tye Kartye – Matthew Beniers – Jordan Eberle
Jaden Schwartz – Alexander Wennberg – Oliver Bjorkstrand
Eeli Tolvanen – Yanni Gourde – Jared McCann
Devin Shore – Pierre-Edouard Bellemare – Kailer Yamamoto
Vince Dunn – Adam Larsson
Jamie Oleksiak – William Borgen
Brian Dumoulin – Justin Schultz
By The Numbers:
Red Wings Player to Watch: Dylan Larkin
Larkin is off to his best start to a season in his career as he is second in the league in points, trailing his linemate Alex DeBrincat. Larkin is the league leader in assists with eight, as he has 11 points this season.
Dylan Larkin’s Line Assignments
Larkin will center the first line with Alex DeBrincat and Lucas Raymond playing on his wings. He will also center the first power-play unit with DeBrincat, David Perron, Moritz Seider, and Shayne Gostisbehere.
Larkin’s career vs. Seattle
In his career against Seattle, he has played in four games and has recorded five points, coming on a goal and four assists. Last season, in two games against the Kraken, Larkin recorded two points, coming on a goal and an assist.
Between the Pipes: (Expected)
Detroit: Ville Husso (3-1-0, 3.04 GAA)
Husso this season has played in four games, posting a .901 save percentage. Last season against Seattle, Husso made two starts, going 0-1-1 and giving up nine goals; in his career against the Kraken, he has played in five games, going 3-1-1, giving up 11 goals against 151 shots.
Seattle: Joey Daccord (1-0-1, 2.40 GAA)
Daccord has been solid out of the gate, as he has not lost in regulation and has a .918 save percentage. He has never faced the Red Wings in his career.
Wrap Up
This is a game the Red Wings will look to keep things rolling, but the one thing they will need to do is find scoring from the bottom six again. Over the weekend, Joe Veleno had three goals, but no one on the bottom two forward lines had goals (David Perron’s came on the power play); look for them to provide some offense. The defense has also been providing offense for the Red Wings as they have started the season, putting up 22 points combined, coming on five goals and 17 assists.
The Red Wings lifetime against the Kraken are 1-2-1 and have been outscored 16-12. Last season against the Kraken, the Red Wings lost both matchups, one in regulation and one in overtime, and they were outscored 9-6.
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