By james art 
Advanced indicators are not needed to understand that Seattle goalkeeper Kraken Philip Grubauer is fighting this season.
Its 3,83 goals on average and .866 Save a percentage, the worst in the career in both categories are the last among the 54 NHL goalkeepers, playing at least 15 games this season.
The Kraken, who is scheduled to play a host in San Jose on Thursday night, placed a grunt of refusal on Wednesday, with the intention of appointing him to the American Hocache League Valley.
This move came after Grubauer allowed five goals at 22 shots at a 6-4 loss on Tuesday against Anaheim visit.
“We climbed him to dry. S S S Just too many washers he had no chance, “said Kraken Dan Bilsma coach after the match.
The 33-year-old Grubauer, who is 5-15-1, is likely to remain unqualified as he is in the fourth season of a six-year contract of $ 35.4 million (an average annual value of $ 5.9 million).
The start on Tuesday, in the second of the rear matches for Kraken, was the first of Gruber -12th of January 12 in Detroit, where he was drawn 6:16 in the game after making three goals in four shots. It was 0-5-1 for six starts from December 30.
“The disappointment of the Detroit game really is not on him. He did not download this game for bad goals, it was a message more to the team, but one with which he had to deal with, “Bilsma said before the game on Tuesday. “And just a little reset in the last two weeks a little. Return to what you do well, what you did well and prepare for the options. “
Grubauer helped Kraken to reach the playoffs in 2022-23 and upset the protection of Stanley Cup Champion Cup in the opening circle.
But Joey Dakkord has gradually ranked first on the net in the last two seasons and signed a five -year extension of $ 25 million in October. Daccord is 17-12-2 with 2.45 goals-ratio average and .917 saves a percentage this season.
When Bylsma was asked if defensive crashes happen more often, when Gruubauer was on the net, his answer was “no” in one word.
“Obviously, they had a few disposable timers that are difficult to see them,” said defender Brandon Montutur after losing to Anaheim. “Just aware, clean some things. Every time we make a mistake, it seems to be in the back of the net or our goalkeepers have to save in great times. Every time you run five, six goals, it’s hard to win these games. “
Sharks can testify to this. They allowed at least six goals in four consecutive games before they clicked six matches with a 2-1 win against Pittsburgh’s visit on Monday.
Maclin Holiday, the total choice # 1 in the NHL draft in 2024, scored a goal at the beginning of the third period. Celebini already has four goals earned by the game this season.
“We did a great job, I don’t think our confidence is waving,” a celebration said. “I think we were holding on to him. We knew what we had to do. “
Michael Granlund also scored for the sharks, and Yaroslav Askarov made 29 saves.
“The result is the big thing, but we did some really good things (Monday), things we talked about,” said Sharks coach Ryan Washophski. “Some boys activated what we needed.”
The sharks won the first two games in the serial series with Seattle, beating Kraken 8-5 on November 29 in San Jose and 4-2 the next day at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
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