How to Watch Colorado Avalanche vs. Seattle Kraken: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time – 10-17-2023

The Colorado Avalanche (2-0) visit the Seattle Kraken (0-2-1), who have fallen in three in a row, on Tuesday, October 17 at 10:00 PM ET on ESPN.

Avalanche vs. Kraken Game Info

• Game Day: Tuesday, October 17, 2023
• Game Time: 10:00 PM ET
• TV Channel: ESPN

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Avalanche and Kraken Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Avalanche Insights

• The Avalanche’s 274 total goals (3.3 per game) made them the 10th-best scoring team in the league last season.
• Defensively, the Avalanche were one of the stingiest squads in league play, conceding 223 total goals (2.7 per game) to rank ninth.
• Their +51 goal differential was eighth-best in the league.
• The 64 power-play goals the Avalanche put up last season (on 261 power-play chances) were the fifth-most in the NHL.
• The Avalanche were sixth in the league with a 24.52% power-play conversion rate.
• The Avalanche scored six shorthanded goals last season.
• The Avalanche had the league’s 17th-ranked penalty-kill percentage (79.03%).
• The Avalanche won 46.7% of their faceoffs to rank 27th in the NHL.
• The Avalanche had a 10% shooting percentage, which ranked 17th in the league.
• The Avalanche shut out opponents six times last season. As a team, they averaged 19.7 hits and 13.6 blocked shots per game.

Avalanche Key Players

• Nathan MacKinnon, a leading offensive player last season for Colorado, totaled 111 points on the season.
• With 55 goals and 50 assists, Mikko Rantanen was one of the top offensive options for Colorado last season (105 points, 1.3 per game).
• Cale Makar created 66 points for Colorado in 60 games a season ago, scoring on 9.7% of his shots and recording 17 goals and 49 assists.
• In the 16 games Pavel Francouz played a season ago, his save percentage was 91.481, 17th in the league.

Avalanche Injuries

Gabriel Landeskog: Knee (Out), Pavel Francouz: Groin (Out)

Kraken Insights

• With 289 goals (3.5 per game) last season, the Kraken had the NHL’s fourth-best offense.
• The Kraken’s total of 252 goals allowed (3.1 per game) was 14th in the league.
• They had the 10th-best goal differential in the league at +37.
• The Kraken had 48 power-play goals (21st in NHL) on 243 chances.
• The Kraken scored on 19.75% of their power plays, No. 21 in the league.
• The Kraken had six shorthanded goals (21st in league).
• The 76.69% penalty-kill percentage of the Kraken was 21st in the league.
• At 45.3%, the Kraken had the NHL’s 31st-ranked faceoff win percentage.
• The Kraken’s 11.6% shooting percentage was second in the league.
• The Kraken shut out their opponents three times.

Kraken Key Players

• Jared McCann’s 40 goals and 30 assists in 79 games for Seattle last season added up to 70 total points.
• Vince Dunn was one of the top contributors for Seattle with 64 total points (0.8 per game), with 14 goals and 50 assists in 81 games.
• Jordan Eberle was a key player on offense for Seattle with 20 goals and 43 assists.
• Philipp Grubauer had an 89.462 save percentage (47th in the league) last season, conceding 98 goals (1.4 goals against average). He put up a 17-14-4 record.

Kraken Injuries

Brandon Tanev: Lower Body (Out)