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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 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
After posting just 41 wins, the Edmonton Oilers are exploring a controversial line‑up strategy that could reshape how Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl are used, while front‑office decisions and player retirements add further intrigue.
Inside the Kraken locker room, satisfaction with facilities, coaching continuity, and a growing local hockey identity intertwine with personal stories of adjustment and ambition.
With the 2026‑27 NHL season opening on September 29, analyst Matt Larkin unveils his comprehensive top‑300 rankings, highlighting the safest bets, breakout candidates and sleepers across forwards, defensemen and goaltenders.
The article acknowledges that goaltender Joey Daccord and forward Cale Fleury were part of the Kraken’s inaugural draft, details their current contracts, and examines how the group of ‘original Kraken’ players may soon change.
With injuries reshaping the lineup, three under-the-radar prospects are poised to step into the Oilers' roster and potentially alter the team's fortunes this season.
Recent analysis from leading hockey outlets has turned a critical eye on the Seattle Kraken, spotlighting player descriptions, strategic concerns, and the mounting pressure on head coach Lane Lambert as the franchise looks toward a more promising future.
Seattle Kraken captain Jordan Eberle and his wife Lauren have pledged $700,000 to build an outdoor early‑learning centre in Calgary, funded through their Sticks & Strings Foundation.
The Seattle Kraken open their preseason with home games against Vancouver and Calgary, while Washington native Hawke Huff arrives, Leo Carlsson signs a $18 million‑per‑year contract, and coach Lane Lambert draws praise. Off‑ice, goalies exchange vows and a Vancouver radio station folds, underscoring a growing rivalry with the Canucks.
Chase Reid, the 2026 first‑round pick of the Seattle Kraken, threw a ceremonial first pitch for the Seattle Mariners, marking his debut in baseball while preparing for a hockey career at Michigan State.
After three seasons, Tolvanen’s two‑way production dipped and the Kraken are poised to reshape their wing corps ahead of the upcoming free‑agency period.
The Kraken announced the hiring of Pascal Vincent, a seasoned strategist known for his offensive tactics, as they seek to climb out of a 27th‑ranked scoring position.
Pascal Vincent, now an assistant coach with the Seattle Kraken, looks back on a challenging season with the Columbus Blue Jackets, his resurgence in Laval, and his hopes for a turnaround in Seattle.
The Seattle Kraken fell short of the postseason by 11 points, prompting honest assessments from players and coaches about the need for a stronger playoff mentality and sustained confidence.
The Seattle Kraken are leveraging cap flexibility, draft capital, and a pipeline of prospects to craft a sustainable path back to the playoffs.
The Seattle Kraken have missed the playoffs for three consecutive years, an audit will examine governance flaws, and salary‑cap stagnation limits roster upgrades. Key contracts and trade decisions underscore a lack of clear direction.
A lifelong fan reflects on personal memories, the NHL's traditions, and the rise of the Seattle Kraken, inviting new supporters to cherish the sport's deep roots.