Discipline and depth scoring could determine the winner between the Canucks and Kraken.
The Kraken beat the Canucks for the 3rd straight time as the rivalry grows.
The Kraken not only need a win at home, they're desperate for a win in general.
As the road trip gets tougher, we'll see if the OT win lights a fire under the Kraken.
One of the Kraken's key leaders and scorers enters a contract year.
Some familiar and less familiar faces scrimmaged with the Kraken.
Thursday featured a lively Kraken informal skate and plenty of league news.
For a 3rd year franchise the Kraken have a surprising wealth of candidates.
Yanni Gourde's value to the Seattle Kraken defies statistics until it matters most.
The top pair lefty cashes in; he was the last Kraken player needing a contract for this season.
What the Seattle Kraken line-up should look like, and who's the wild card?
With just one big contract to sign for this season, the Kraken can turn their attention to another upgrade.
Sprong and Geekie are out for the Kraken, Lind, Dunn, Borgen and Fleury are in.
Come Monday night, the Kraken head coach and 1st-line center will know if they're bringing home some hardware.
If the Kraken won Game-4 at home, thank the shrine. If they lost, blame the shrine. (full length photo within story)
