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Need to Know: Bruins at Kraken
Swayman will start in net for Boston on Tuesday in Seattle
SEATTLE –– The Boston Bruins close out their five-game road trip on Tuesday with a 10 p.m. ET matchup against the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena.
The B’s are coming off two consecutive wins, most recently beating the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 in overtime; Fraser Minten had two goals in his homecoming game.
Henri Jokiharju was added to the active roster on Tuesday and will play against the Kraken, Sturm said. It is the defenseman’s first game since Nov. 28 after suffering an injury. Jokiharju is projected to be on the second pair with Nikita Zadorov.
Bruins vs. Kraken Prediction, Odds, Picks – Jan. 6
The Boston Bruins and Seattle Kraken are slated to square off at Climate Pledge Arena on Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 10 p.m. ET, a matchup that includes David Pastrnak and Jordan Eberle as two of the top players you'll want to keep an eye on. Here is everything you need to know about the Bruins-Kraken game, from the puck lined, moneyline, total Over/Under and expert picks, as well as TV channel and streaming information.
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Bruins Preview: Boston takes on Seattle to end road trip
The Bruins set up to finish their road trip with a trip to Seattle!
So those Kraken, a team a lot of people sort of wrote off as directionless with too many albatross contracts and too few high-end scoring talents…appear to be third in the division and have one of the best records in the Pacific over the last ten games.
So yeah! The Kraken are….good, I guess? They’ve managed to be a prototypical Lane Lambert team in that they love their low event games, but manage to get enough chaos from their young talent and from their vets to create decent net-front chances. They’re extremely easy to keep to the outside…most of the time. Their craftiness in stretching out defenses (especially not great ones) is what’s made them a difficult beat recently and got them somehow back into the picture out west. The Pacific Division is less a monkey knife fight and now just a bunch of apes taking swings at every jugular they can find in a room full of mirrors; it will be a miracle if anyone in that division escapes it unscathed.
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