The Seattle Kraken debuted a Pride-themed rainbow logo six months before typical June celebrations, generating divided responses from hockey fans on social media.

The Carolina Hurricanes and Seattle Kraken hit the ice in NHL action at Lenovo Center on Saturday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. ET. The game airs on ESPN+. Seattle played at home in its last game on Jan. 8, and lost 3-2 in overtime against the Minnesota Wild.

The Seattle Kraken suffered a devastating blow to their lineup as captain Jordan Eberle sustained an injury prior to puck drop, but they were able to extend their point streak with an overtime loss to the Minnesota Wild.

The Wild instead played the game and took two points. The only incident was a collision in the third period between Foligno and Dunn. The defenseman took an exaggerated tumble to the ice, so the refs let the initial hit by Foligno and what looked like an ensuing dive go.

The Seattle Kraken will play its second game of a five-game road trip, Monday, January 12 against the New York Rangers.

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Kaapo Kakko had two goals and an assist, Berkly Catton scored his first two NHL goals, and the Seattle Kraken beat the Boston Bruins 7-4 on Tuesday night. Jared McCann had a goal and an assist, and Jordan Eberle and Ben Meyers also scored as Seattle extended its point streak to nine games (8-0-1) — the second-longest in franchise

The Wild returned from the longest road trip in franchise history with the NHL’s best record and three home games on the menu.

Eberle has 15 goals and 28 points in 41 appearances this season. He logged 16:59 against Boston on Tuesday, but head coach Lane Lambert declared Eberle a game-time decision before he was eventually ruled out. Jared McCann might play a bigger role Thursday due to Eberle's absence.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are one of the hottest teams in hockey right now, and the timing couldn’t be better. With their season hanging by a thread and injuries piling up—most notably to William Nylander—a playoff push felt as far-fetched as ever.