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Red Wings Face Kraken in October Matchup

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Detroit travels to Seattle for a matchup between two teams looking to make noise in their respective conferences. The Red Wings and Kraken will square off with both rosters still settling into their new configurations after the offseason. This early-season contest provides a first real test of how both teams' moves have paid off on the ice.

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