Kraken Game Day; Geekie’s Return, No Nichushkin
The Kraken and Avalanche are both missing 2nd liners and Seattle puts a new emphasis on draws.
The Kraken and Avalanche are both missing 2nd liners and Seattle puts a new emphasis on draws.
The Kraken and Avalanche talk match-ups and playoff intensity as Game-3 gets set to unfold.
The Kraken will face a mighty challenge in Game-2, and it may take on a different look.
There's no shortage of playoff experience for the Seattle Kraken.
The Denver media believe the Avalanche series with the Kraken will be short and sweet.
The Kraken will have to solve not one, but potentially two confident Avalanche netminders.
Kraken coach Hakstol reiterated it as expected; it's not so much about the opponent, it's about us.
The Kraken handed out team awards with one player potentially looking for a couple from the league.
Like so many NHL teams before them, the Kraken will charge into the playoffs while missing a key figure.
New Kraken fans can learn a couple of clichés if they want to know what usually wins in the playoffs.
A key figure in one of the greatest Canucks rivalries is winding down his career in Chicago.
The work continues for the Kraken to improve their playoff seed while we may see the last of the Blackhawks captain.
A 2019 Stanley Cup champion with the St. Louis Blues, Vince Dunn has been the Kraken's offensive catalyst.
The Kraken will try to contain a superstar while riding the game of their own star defenseman.
The Kraken need a win as the Western Conference playoff chase gets tighter.