Kraken Ties Franchise Record with Eighth Consecutive Win

Goaltender Joey Daccord's Stellar Performance Helps Propel Seattle into Playoff Race

Seattle Kraken won their eighth consecutive game by beating the Washington Capitals 4-1, tying the longest winning streak in the three-year history of the franchise.
Kraken's goaltender Joey Daccord, in his first full season in the NHL, improved to 7-0-0 in his past eight games, with a 1.14 goals-against average and .966 save percentage over that span.
Alex Wennberg and defensemen Justin Schultz and Adam Larsson scored for the Kraken, with Tye Kartye ending a nine-game goal drought with his first goal since Dec. 14.
Despite increased production from Alex Ovechkin, the Capitals have now lost seven of nine games.
The Kraken have surged into the playoff race in the Western Conference at nearly the midway point after losing 12 of their first 17 games.