Posted at 9:00 AM ET. Odds are subject to change

Seattle +150 over Utah

9:00 PM ET. OT included. The market is still pricing Seattle like a team stuck in neutral, but Wednesday night finally gave us the reminder that this group hasn’t quit — it’s just been running into variance. Moreover, the Kraken are a top-5 puck possession team in December, and they are going to pop off,

A six-game skid snapped, three power-play goals finally went in, and the Kraken stole two points despite spending weeks doing most things right and getting nothing on the scoreboard. That’s usually when value shows up. Seattle’s penalty kill numbers have been ugly, but the effort level hasn’t dipped, and once special teams stop actively working against you, the rest of the profile looks far more competitive than the price suggests. Plus money in a matchup between two teams going nowhere fast is exactly the type of spot we’re willing to tolerate some mess.

Utah, meanwhile, keeps finding new ways to lose close games, and that tends to linger. Three straight losses, seven defeats in nine games, and another late collapse on home ice Wednesday where penalties flipped momentum at the worst possible time. The Mammoth have shown fight, but that doesn’t always translate into clean finishes, especially when discipline slips late. Seattle comes in with confidence restored, urgency intact, and nothing to lose — a dangerous combination against a home favorite struggling to close. We’re not calling for dominance, just one bounce in the right direction. At +150, that’s more than enough.

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