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Jacob Melanson, a fifth‑round pick turned enforcer, has signed a three‑year extension and is on pace to challenge the NHL’s single‑season hit record, blending hard‑hitting style with durability despite injury setbacks.
Drafted 88th overall in 2024, Finnish goaltender Kim Saarinen combines size and agility, posting a 1.67 GAA and .944 save percentage in the playoffs, and is now set to compete for a spot in Seattle’s net‑minding rotation.
A growing wave of sister‑brother duos is dominating elite hockey leagues, blending talent, ambition, and family bonds into a new era of competition.
Julius Miettinen’s 27‑point playoff run, a league‑best plus‑minus and a championship with Everett have positioned him as a top prospect heading to the AHL and, eventually, the NHL.
Eddie Olczyk reflects on his journey from growing up around professional hockey to scouting for the Seattle Kraken, emphasizing consistency, work ethic, and the balance between analytics and traditional scouting.
Single‑game tickets for the Coachella Valley Firebirds start at just $22, opening the door for a wider audience to experience high‑level hockey while the roster blends NHL‑seasoned talent with hometown roots.
Seattle’s 3-0 edge over Vegas in the 2025-26 season was built on tight games decided by a single goal, from Jared McCann’s overtime strike to Kaapo Kakko’s third-period backhand and Joey Daccord’s 27-save effort.
The University of Wisconsin announces three key coaching hires that promise to elevate the Badgers' program for the 2026‑27 season.
A look at how key figures from the Seattle Kraken are reshaping their careers across the NHL, collegiate hockey and national sports journalism.
From a pandemic hobby to a professional partnership, Mariah Keopple and Gabby Williams illustrate how athletic ambition and high fashion can intersect.
The University of Wisconsin‑Madison announces three high‑profile hires that promise to reshape its men’s ice hockey program and enhance player development.
The Seattle Kraken close out a remarkable 2021‑22 campaign marked by five players who completed a full 82‑game schedule. As the franchise prepares for its next matchup against the Columbus Blue Jackets, the spotlight shifts to Josh Hunter, who assumes the public address announcing duties previously held by Chet Buchanan, a beloved voice who now broadcasts from his Las Vegas home.
Jordan Eberle, the face of the Seattle Kraken, discusses his playoff disappointments, family priorities and the possibility of a trade as he chases a Stanley Cup.
The Seattle Kraken are banking on a fresh offensive spark as they head into the 2026‑27 campaign, pinning hopes on a newly formed forward duo that could finally unlock a more potent attack.
A veteran of five NHL franchises, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare shares memories of his career, his retirement decision, and his new role shaping the next generation of talent while supporting France's upcoming hockey milestones.
The hiring of John Chayka by the Toronto Maple Leafs reignites controversy over his NHL suspension, while the Seattle Kraken's media restrictions reveal a broader trend of teams monopolizing the narrative
Chase Reid, the Seattle Kraken’s 2026 first‑round selection, has quickly become the talk of the hockey world, earning comparisons to elite defensemen and predictions of a bright international future.
Everett Fitzhugh, the Seattle Kraken’s radio voice, honors a century‑old broadcasting tradition while confronting the modern challenges of media budgets and fan engagement.
Philipp Grubauer’s standout playoff performance and impending contract end put the Seattle Kraken in a delicate spot, where backup Joey Daccord’s recovery and the team’s budget constraints could dictate their postseason fate.
Drafted eighth overall, Jake O’Brien is blending strength training, family‑instilled discipline and AHL opportunities to make his mark in professional hockey.
With a depleted free‑agent pool driving up draft‑pick values, Pittsburgh’s front office is balancing the desire to clear cap space against the need to preserve leadership and develop young talent.
After signing a four‑year deal, Lindgren’s blend of selfless play and emerging offensive spark sets the stage for a breakout year in Seattle.
Team USA overcame a demoralising round‑robin defeat to Switzerland, rallied past Finland and Sweden, and captured the championship in overtime, driven by former Seattle Kraken players and a resilient roster.
Max McCormick, a former NHL player and Wisconsin Mr. Hockey, has taken an assistant coaching role with the Green Bay Notre Dame hockey program, aiming to guide the next generation of talent.