Calgary beat Seattle 6–2 on Friday, October 30. Matt Coronato had a goal and three assists in his first four-point NHL game, according to the official NHL recap.
Calgary pulls away in the second
The Calgary Flames defeated the Seattle Kraken 6–2 at Scotiabank Saddledome on Friday, October 30, 2026, powered by a career-best four-point performance from Matt Coronato. The forward assisted on three goals before scoring 39 seconds into the third period. Calgary took control with three goals in less than five minutes of the second period, turning a 1–1 contest into a 4–1 lead. The victory followed Calgary's 4–0 loss to Edmonton on Wednesday.
Special teams and depth scoring
Morgan Frost opened the scoring on Calgary's first power play, and Matvei Gridin added another power-play goal in the second. Aydar Suniev and Joel Farabee also scored in the middle period. Coronato's third-period goal made it 5–2 before Ryan Strome completed the scoring late. Farabee finished with a goal and two assists, while Frost and Gridin each had a goal and an assist. The Flames converted both of their power-play opportunities, according to the club's game recap.
What the result means
Dustin Wolf stopped 21 shots for Calgary, which improved to 6–7–0 and recorded its fifth consecutive home victory. Seattle's Philipp Grubauer was replaced midway through the second period after allowing four goals on 14 shots; Joey Daccord finished in relief. Mackie Samoskevich and Frederick Gaudreau scored for the Kraken, who fell to 8–5–1. The teams are due to meet again in Seattle later in the season. The final score, scoring sequence and player totals were checked against the NHL's official game recap and the Calgary and Seattle team reports; this article is not based on firsthand attendance.
Sources & transparency
NHL.com — Kraken at Flames official recap, October 30, 2026Calgary Flames — team game recapSeattle Kraken — team game recapOriginal CDN News coverage. Sources are linked for reference.
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