Seattle Kraken vs. Philadelphia Flyers Picks and Prediction for Monday, October 20, 2025

It’s an interconference clash of teams looking to earn a victory as they collide on the ice in the City of Brotherly Love when the Seattle Kraken take on the Philadelphia Flyers Monday night and we have the inside scoop with our Kraken vs. Flyers prediction. Seattle comes in off a 4-3 overtime road win over Toronto Saturday night in their previous contest. Philadelphia earned a 2-1 overtime win at home over Minnesota in their previous contest Saturday night. In the eight previous meetings, the Kraken own a 5-3 edge and have won the last two meetings, including a 4-1 road win in the most recent meeting March 8. Read more about this Panthers vs. Flyers prediction! Our NHL Predictions are sure to provide a great payout. Check them out!

Kraken Looking to Pick Up Second Straight Road Win

Seattle managed to improve to 1-0-2 on the road as they picked up an overtime win over Toronto in their previous game Saturday night. The Kraken entered Sunday 3-0-2 on the year and they stood tied for second in the Pacific Division, two points behind the Golden Knights for the top spot. Seattle entered Sunday tied for 11th in the league in goals for as they average 3.20 goals per contest on the season. The Kraken are tied for 9th in the league in goals against as they give up an average of 2.60 goals per game this season. Seattle is 5th in power play success as they cash in on 28.6% of their opportunities with the man advantage. The Kraken are tied for 19th in penalty kill rate to this point of the season as they have gotten through 75% of their shorthanded situations successfully.

Against Toronto, Seattle let a lead slip away in the third period but managed to skate off with the win as they tallied the winning goal in overtime. The Kraken were outshot 9-8 in the opening period and skated off with the game tied at one after 20 minutes of action. Shane Wright opened the scoring with his second goal of the season, on the power play, at 7:29 off assists from Jaden Schwartz and Mason Marchment. They gave up the tying goal later in the period. In the second period, Seattle saw the shots even at nine but they outscored Toronto 2-1 to take a 3-2 lead at the second intermission. Jani Nyman gave Seattle a 2-1 lead with his second goal of the year at 14:19 off assists from Marchment and Wright. After Toronto evened the score, Vince Dunn tallied his second goal of the year at 17:44 off assists from Eeli Tolvanen (1) and Chandler Stephenson for a 3-2 lead. In the third period, the Kraken were outshot 11-7 and outscored 1-0 to tie the game at the end of regulation. During overtime, Seattle owned a 4-0 advantage in shots on goal and tallied the winning marker for the victory. Josh Mahura scored his first goal of the season at 3:06 off assists from Jordan Eberle and Chandler Stephenson. Joey Daccord made 26 saves for the Kraken, who were outshot 29-28, in the win. Daccord (3-0-1, 2.39 GAA, .912 save percentage) is expected to be between the pipes here.

Defensemen Brandon Montour (personal) and Ryker Evans (upper body) along with right wing Kaapo Kakko (upper body) are out indefinitely. Center Frederick Gaudreau (upper body) is expected to be out until late November and defenseman Ryan Lindgren (upper body) is questionable here.

Philadelphia Seeking to Prevail at Home

Philadelphia needed extra time but managed to slip past Minnesota at home in their previous contest Saturday night. The Flyers entered Sunday 2-2-1 on the year and stand sixth in the Metropolitan Division, five points behind Carolina for the top spot. They look to earn back-to-back wins for the first time this season. Philadelphia comes into this game tied for 25th in the league in scoring offense as they put up an average of 2.60 goals per game. The Flyers are tied for 12th in the league in goals against as they give up 2.80 goals per contest. Philadelphia is 32nd in power play success as they successfully convert on 6.7% of their opportunities with the man advantage. The Flyers are tied for 10th in penalty killing as they have managed to navigate through 83.3% of their shorthanded situations on the year.

Against Minnesota, Philadelphia needed extra time but managed to still earn the victory as they prevailed in the extra session. The Flyers owned a 6-3 shot advantage and the teams skated off scoreless at the first intermission. In the second period, Philadelphia was outshot 8-5 and outscored 1-0 to trail by that margin after 40 minutes of play. The third period saw the Flyers with a 9-4 shot advantage and scored the lone goal to tie the game at one at the end of regulation. Owen Tippett scored his third goal of the year at 7:10 off assists from Trevor Zegras and Christian Dvorak to even the score. In overtime, Philadelphia saw the shots even at one but they scored the winning goal to earn the victory. Noah Cates scored his second goal of the season at 2:37 off assists from Tyson Foerster and Jamie Drysdale to earn the win for the Flyers. Dan Vladar made 15 saves for the Flyers, who held a 21-16 advantage in shots, in the win. Samuel Ersson (0-1-1, 3.88 GAA, .849 save percentage) is expected to get the start in goal for Philadelphia here.

Defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen (triceps) is out indefinitely. Fellow defensemen Oliver Bonk (upper body) is out until late October.

Kraken vs. Flyers Pick

Kraken vs. Flyers Moneyline Pick

• Kraken +115

Seattle made up for a couple of tough decisions on the road by besting Toronto Saturday night. The Kraken remain unbeaten in regulation this season and are facing a Flyers team that is inconsistent at best. Ersson sputtered in his starts between the pipes this season and Philadelphia is last in the league in power play success this season. The Flyers are going to have their work cut out for them as it may take a similar outing to what they showed against Minnesota, which could be a challenge given their inconsistent nature. As it stands, Seattle is the better team and that helps them skate away with a victory in this contest.

Panthers vs. Flyers Over/Under Pick

Under 6 (-118)

Seattle comes into this game having gone over the number in three of their five games this season. The Kraken have an average total of 5.80 goals per game this season and that number sits at 7.67 goals per game in their three road contests. Last season, Seattle had an average total of 6.18 goals per game and that number shifts to 6.37 goals per game on the road. Philadelphia has gone over the number in three of their five games in relation to the total with an average of 5.40 goals per game and that number bumps to 5.67 goals per game at home. In 2024-25, the Flyers had an average total of 6.28 goals per game and that number slipped to 6.15 goals per game on home ice. Three of the last four meetings have stayed under the number and with the Flyers’ offensive struggles, this game winds up under the total.