Current Season
GP
22
W-L-OTL
11-6-3
GAA
2.43
SV%
.916
SO
0
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$5.90M
Total Value
$35.40M
Expires
6 yrs · 2026-2027
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Team USA rolls into this Group C showdown with two convincing wins under their belts, but Germany counters with NHL firepower led by Leon Draisaitl, who's already lighting it up for the Germans after dominating in Edmonton all season. The Americans lean on their depth and physical edge, with Mike Sullivan plotting to neutralize Draisaitl and Moritz Seider using checking lines before unleashing their scorers against Philipp Grubauer.
Seattle's Philipp Grubauer stares down Latvia but comes up short in a game that exposes Olympic unpredictability. The veteran goalie battles hard yet yields key goals, handing his squad a tough result in pool play. Kraken fans hold breath on his bounce-back, as these international outings always preview NHL form down the stretch.
Team USA hangs tough in the standings battle with Canada, where goal differential emerges as the ultimate tiebreaker weapon. Stars and Stripes pile on margins to climb the ladder, pressuring the maple leafs in a rivalry boiling over in Italy. NHL execs watch closely, knowing these metrics foreshadow playoff seeding back home.
Team USA pours it on Latvia in a laugher, while Kraken goalie Philipp Grubauer stands tall to spark Germany's upset win in Olympic men's hockey. These early results spotlight NHL talent driving international surprises on Italian ice. As the tournament heats up, performances like Grubauer's fuel trade deadline chatter around Seattle's net.
RotoWire and CBS flag Kraken netminder Philipp Grubauer for a Group C clash against Denmark, his first Olympic test amid NHL breakaway buzz. Seattle's blue-collar goalie faces pressure to anchor USA's opener prep, with scouts noting his bounce-back form. A sharp performance here bolsters his trade value when clubs reconvene.
Germany rolls into Milan with Leon Draisaitl, Tim Stutzle, Moritz Seider and Philipp Grubauer leading a stacked roster that's their best Olympic squad ever, facing a gritty Denmark side banking on Frederik Andersen and Nikolaj Ehlers to channel last year's World Championship magic. The odds heavily favor the Germans at -286, but Denmark's recent upset history against them adds real intrigue in this Group C opener.