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Kraken's Power Play vs. Hurricanes' PK
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The Seattle Kraken, currently third in the Pacific Division, embark on a five-game road trip against the Eastern Conference-leading Carolina Hurricanes. Despite missing key players, the Krakens power play has been scorching hot, with a league-leading thirty-four point eight percent success rate. Captain Jordan Eberle is day-to-day with an upper-body injury, and Jared McCann will shift to the first line left wing alongside Matty Beniers. The Kraken also recalled promising forward Oscar Fisker Molgaard from their AHL affiliate. Carolina, with a strong home record and balanced scoring, presents a formidable challenge. Keep an eye on the Krakens power play against Carolinas penalty kill and who steps up in Eberles potential absence. Checkout Solipillow.com
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