Blackhawks look to extend their point streak as they host the Kraken. Bedard stays hot while Seattle searches for answers.
The Chicago Blackhawks host the Seattle Kraken at 7 p.m. CT tonight—a team that should help the Hawks build on their six-game point streak.
Catch up on the Blackhawks and Kraken lineup below.
Tale of the Tape
KrakenBlackhawks20% (17th)Powerplay23.2% (12th)70.4% (30th)Penalty Kill84.3% (6th)44.9% (30th)FO %46.5% (29th)42.09% (32nd)xG%45.95% (28th).932 (2nd)SV%.930 (3rd)8.7% (22nd)SH%11.76% (1st)*stats are from Evolving Hockey and NHL.com
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The Blackhawks have been blessed with a stretch of beatable opponents, and they’ve delivered. Tonight shouldn’t be any different. For the Hawks, they’re still out Jason Dickinson and Nick Foligno. According to Scott Powers, Tyler Bertuzzi returned to practice this morning. Ben Pope reported that Spencer Knight will be in net. Connor Bedard is hot with 21 points in his last 10 games—a stretch that includes two hat tricks. Artyom Levshunov has made noticeable improvements on the ice and is tied for first in assists among rookies with 10. Louis Crevier has five points in five games thanks to his rebound-generating point shot.
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After a somewhat promising start to the season, the Seattle Kraken have slowed down considerably. They’re fourth in the Pacific Division with 23 points—one point out of a playoff spot. The stakes are a bit higher for Seattle as they would like to collect those two points from a potential Conference rival. Seattle is dead last in expected goals share and 26th in Corsi. They struggle to create meaningful chances with minimal possession.
Their number one in net, Joey Daccord, recently returned after missing five games due to injury. Jaden Schwartz and Jordan Eberle lead the team in points with 14. Shane Wright has four goals and nine points, tying him for eighth overall in scoring on the team. The Kraken lack offensive punch at the top of their lineup and will rely on Daccord to stifle a Hawks team that also struggles to generate solid puck possession.
How can the Hawks win? By continuing to be effective on the rush and cleaning up their defensive zone coverage.
Nov 18, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Blackhawks center Connor Bedard (98) celebrates with teammates after scoring against the Calgary Flames during the second period at United Center. Credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images
How to Watch Chicago Blackhawks vs. Seattle Kraken
Date:Â Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025
Time:Â 7:00 p.m. CT
TV Channel:Â CHSN*, KHN/Prime, and KONG
Live Stream: CHSN App (in market only), FuboTV (Free Trial Available)
Several streaming and TV options are available for fans looking to watch the Blackhawks vs. Seattle Kraken game live. The game will air on Chicago Sports Network (CHSN)*, KHN/Prime, and KONG in their respective markets.
*CHSN is currently available via a direct-to-consumer streaming service and cable services Xfinity (Comcast Ultimate Tier, channel 200 and 201), DIRECTV (channel 665), DIRECTV Stream (channel 665), U-Verse (channel 1741), Astound (channels 685 and 576), and FuboTV.