SEATTLE (Interstat) — The Detroit Red Wings and Seattle Kraken will meet for the second time this season Saturday at Climate Pledge Arena, with both clubs looking to stabilize inconsistent campaigns. The Red Wings (14-14-0) arrive after a 6-5 shootout loss in Columbus on Thursday, a game where their top line produced. Patrick Kane, Dylan Larkin and Alex DeBrincat each scored a goal in the defeat. Detroit has split its last six games, alternating wins and losses. Seattle (11-14-0) is looking to rebound from a 9-4 road loss to Edmonton on Thursday. The Kraken have lost three of their last four, allowing 19 goals over that stretch. Their defense will be tested by a Detroit offense that has scored four or more goals in three of its last five outings. The Red Wings won the previous meeting this season, 4-2 at home on Nov. 18. National Statistical’s game simulator projects a lower-scoring rematch, favoring Seattle 2-1. Following this game, Detroit continues a five-game road trip Monday in Vancouver. Seattle opens a brief two-game homestand Monday against Minnesota.