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2025-26 regular season

Penguins at Kraken

🗓 📍 Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle 🔁 Season series tied 1–1

Penguins beat Kraken 6–3 at Climate Pledge Arena on January 19, 2026.

PIT – SEA
32–23
Shots on goal
0/3–1/3
Power play
23–20
Hits
10–16
Blocked shots
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The game

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Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 🐧 PIT
Connor Dewar
2 G
3 shots · 12:26 TOI
2nd star 🐧 PIT
Anthony Mantha
2 A
3 shots · 13:47 TOI
3rd star 🐧 PIT
Blake Lizotte
2 A
2 shots · 11:58 TOI

Scoring

9 goals · in order
1st period
🐧 Parker Wotherspoon Go-ahead 1st · 05:44
1–0
🐧 Connor Dewar SH 1st · 07:50
Unassisted · beat Joey Daccord
2–0
🦑 Ben Meyers 1st · 16:12
2–1
2nd period
🦑 Ryan Lindgren Tying 2nd · 13:55
2–2
🐧 Brett Kulak Go-ahead 2nd · 14:45
Assists: Sidney Crosby · beat Joey Daccord
3–2
3rd period
🐧 Justin Brazeau 3rd · 02:21
4–2
🦑 Eeli Tolvanen PP 3rd · 07:47
4–3
🐧 Rickard Rakell 3rd · 16:48
Assists: Sidney Crosby · beat Joey Daccord
5–3
🐧 Connor Dewar Empty net 3rd · 19:30
Assists: Blake Lizotte
6–3

Game recap

AI

Penguins Outpace Kraken for 6-3 Victory

The Pittsburgh Penguins secured a 6-3 win against the Seattle Kraken on January 19, 2026. The visiting team established control early and managed to hold off a resilient Kraken squad, ultimately driving the game with timely scoring and solid offensive presence.

Big Picture

Both teams showcased their offensive skills, but the Penguins effectively capitalized on their chances. They jumped to an early lead, scoring two goals in the first period. Despite the Kraken's efforts to climb back into the game, the Penguins' persistence and key moments allowed them to pull ahead, securing a comfortable margin by the game's end.

Turning Point

The turning point came in the second period when the Kraken tied the game at 2-2 with a goal by Ryan Lindgren, assisted by Ben Meyers. However, the Penguins quickly regained the advantage with a goal from Brett Kulak less than a minute later. That shift in momentum kept the Penguins ahead, allowing them to respond decisively each time Seattle found a way to challenge their lead.

Standout Performances

Several players made significant impacts in this matchup:

  • Parker Wotherspoon and Connor Dewar both contributed early goals for Pittsburgh, setting the tone for the Penguins' offense. Dewar's second goal in the dying seconds of the game sealed the victory.
  • Sidney Crosby was instrumental, providing two assists that highlighted his playmaking ability. His presence was felt throughout the game.
  • On the Kraken side, Ben Meyers scored and assisted in two key moments, while Eeli Tolvanen's goal kept Seattle within reach in the third period.

What It Means

The Penguins' win reinforces their position as a competitive force this season. With strong offensive contributions from multiple players, they are proving capable of maintaining pressure and seizing opportunities. For the Kraken, despite their effort in fighting back from a two-goal deficit, the inability to hold the momentum after equalizing serves as a lesson in maintaining consistency under pressure. This game indicates the importance of quick responses and capitalizing on scoring chances moving forward for both teams.

Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🐧Penguins
L1 Crosby · Rust · Rakell 18:43
L2 Malkin · Kindel · Chinakhov 15:46
L3 Novak · Acciari · Mantha 13:16
L4 Dewar · Lizotte · Brazeau 11:58
D1 Letang · Wotherspoon 21:22
D2 Shea · Kulak 20:34
D3 Clifton · Graves 15:22
🦑Kraken
L1 Beniers · Stephenson · Eberle 20:03
L2 McCann · Gaudreau · Tolvanen 15:51
L3 Schwartz · Meyers · Kakko 13:33
L4 Winterton · Wright · Catton 9:57
D1 Montour · Larsson 24:03
D2 Dunn · Lindgren 19:00
D3 Evans · Oleksiak 14:58

Team stats

Away left · home right
🐧PIT SEA🦑
32 Shots on goal 23
0/3 Power play (goals / chances) 1/3
23 Hits 20
10 Blocked shots 16
6 Takeaways 3
18 Giveaways 17
6 Penalty minutes 6
PIT shooting 18.8% (6/32) SEA shooting 13.0% (3/23)

Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🐧Penguins
20/23
.870 SV% · 3 GA · 59:50 TOI
🦑Kraken
26/31
.839 SV% · 5 GA · 58:08 TOI

Where the goals came from

9 of 9 goals located
Parker Wotherspoon · 1st 05:44 · 1–0 Connor Dewar · 1st 07:50 · 2–0 Ben Meyers · 1st 16:12 · 2–1 Ryan Lindgren · 2nd 13:55 · 2–2 Brett Kulak · 2nd 14:45 · 3–2 Justin Brazeau · 3rd 02:21 · 4–2 Eeli Tolvanen · 3rd 07:47 · 4–3 Rickard Rakell · 3rd 16:48 · 5–3 Connor Dewar · 3rd 19:30 · 6–3
PIT SEA
The net is on the right for both teams. Hover a dot for the goal.

Period by period

AI
After 1st — 2–1
Penguins
Penguins — leading by 1 goal after 1st: 8-1-3 (67% win rate, 12 games)
Kraken
Kraken — trailing by 1 goal after 1st: 1-9-3 (8% win rate, 13 games)
After 2nd — 3–2
Penguins
Penguins — leading by 1 goal after 2nd: 6-1-2 (67% win rate, 9 games)
Kraken
Kraken — trailing by 1 goal after 2nd: 1-6 (14% win rate, 7 games)
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PIT vs SEA, answered

Who won Penguins vs Kraken on January 19, 2026?

Penguins won 6–3. The final score was Penguins 6, Kraken 3.

Who scored for Penguins?

Connor Dewar (2), Brett Kulak, Justin Brazeau, Parker Wotherspoon, Rickard Rakell.

Who scored for Kraken?

Ben Meyers, Eeli Tolvanen, Ryan Lindgren.

How did the Penguins goalie play?

Stuart Skinner made 20 saves on 23 shots (.870 save percentage).

How did the Kraken goalie play?

Joey Daccord made 26 saves on 31 shots (.839 save percentage).

Where is Penguins vs Kraken played?

At Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, the Kraken home rink.

What is the Penguins vs Kraken season series?

Season series tied 1–1 after 2 games.

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