The Calgary Flames defeated the Seattle Kraken 6–2 on Friday, October 30, with six different players scoring in the NHL’s official final game record.
Calgary turned a tied game into a two-goal advantage in the second period, then added two more goals in the third to complete the victory. ESPN’s game record separately confirms the final score.
Morgan Frost opened the scoring for the Flames at 2:32 of the first period. Frederick Gaudreau answered for Seattle at 11:34, leaving the teams tied 1–1 at the first intermission.
The Flames then scored three consecutive goals in the second. Aydar Suniev put Calgary ahead at 5:45, and Matvei Gridin extended the lead at 8:43. Joel Farabee scored at 10:40, giving the Flames a 4–1 advantage.
Those three Calgary goals came within four minutes and 55 seconds. The sequence provided the separation that Seattle was unable to overcome during the remainder of the game.
Mackie Samoskevich scored for the Kraken at 18:15 of the second period, cutting Calgary’s lead to 4–2 before the intermission. Seattle did not score again.
Matt Coronato restored the Flames’ three-goal cushion just 39 seconds into the third period. Ryan Strome added Calgary’s sixth goal at 18:14, setting the final margin at four.
Frost, Suniev, Gridin, Farabee, Coronato and Strome accounted for Calgary’s six goals. Gaudreau and Samoskevich supplied Seattle’s two.
The NHL lists the game as final. This report is a narrowly attributed account of the league’s completed scoring record, with the result checked against ESPN.
Sources NHL — Official Final Scoring Record: https://api-web.nhle.com/v1/gamecenter/2026020216/landing ESPN — Final Game Record: https://www.espn.com/nhl/game/_/gameId/401892613