Kraken Goaltender Day-To-Day After Suffering "Accident" At Home
Seattle Kraken goaltender Philipp Grubauer is considered day-to-day after suffering an "unfortunate accident" at home.
Grubauer was absent from practice today, and HC Dan Bylsma provided clarity during his media availability. Bylsma stated that he is fine and that the expectation is that he will be back within the next couple of days.
Philipp Grubauer suffered an “accident” at home per Dan Bylsma, considered day-to-day, reason he wasn’t on ice. Expectation is he’ll be back within “next couple of days.”
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The 32-year-old started the Kraken's last game against his former team, the Colorado Avalanche. The Kraken lost that contest, marking their fourth consecutive loss.
The Kraken will be calling up a goaltender from the Coachella Valley Firebirds to back up Joey Daccord against the Vegas Golden Knights. The two goaltenders on the Firebirds are Ales Stezka and Niklas Kokko. Stezka will likely be the goaltender called up due to his age and experience.
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