Chris Driedger's Stellar Return Leads Kraken to Victory Over Flames

In his first NHL start in nearly 20 months, Driedger makes 37 saves, helping Seattle to a 2-1 win and extending their points streak to seven games.

Chris Driedger, making his first NHL start in nearly 20 months, made 37 saves to backstop the Seattle Kraken to a 2-1 victory over the Calgary Flames.
Kailer Yamamoto and Alex Wennberg scored for Seattle, extending their points streak to seven games and moving them ahead of Calgary in the Pacific Division standings.
Driedger, who tore his ACL while playing for Canada in the 2022 world championships, made his biggest stop on a Flames two-man advantage in the second period.
The game-winner came off the stick of Wennberg six minutes into the third period.
This was Seattle's 200th regular season game in franchise history.