Throughout the season, Daccord showcased his worth to the team and garnered respect from fans across the league. With a solid 0.916 save percentage and a remarkable 2.46 goals-against average (GAA) in just 50 NHL games played, he proved himself as a reliable presence in the crease.
Personally, I believe Daccord has immense potential and could ascend to become one of the top goaltenders in the league in the near future. As General Manager Ron Francis sets his sights on offseason roster adjustments, the Kraken can take solace in the fact that they possess a budding star goaltender poised for a breakout season next year.
In Daccord, the Kraken have unearthed a true gem—a goaltender with the skill and determination to anchor their defense for seasons to come. With his continued development and the team's support, the future looks bright for Seattle's netminding prodigy.
