Your Kraken weekend wrap-up with some additional pearls of hockey joy joy.
The top pair lefty cashes in; he was the last Kraken player needing a contract for this season.
Kraken head coach Dave Hakstol says he expects the competitiveness of training camp to be excellent.
A Dunn deal for the Kraken is presumed but not guaranteed prior to arbitration.
In early August, Kraken scouts will head overseas to view prospects for both the 2024 and 2025 NHL Drafts.
The challenges and opportunities abound for this now well established Canucks management group.
Another Kraken bounces north; while S.H.I. reader responses grow.
The next Seattle Kraken scouting cycle begins with the Hlinka Gretzky Cup in early August.
The last existing Kraken deal to get done this summer is the most expensive.
What the Seattle Kraken line-up should look like, and who's the wild card?
They haven't played in NHL games yet, but these 3 future Kraken will be in the not-so-distant-future.
The Kraken locked up one of their 3 RFA D-men and added some forward depth.
Pearls of wisdom (cough, cough, hack) from around the Kraken and the world of the NHL.
Filing for salary arbitration is a natural step in the process for the players and the Kraken.
Sprong and Geekie are out for the Kraken, Lind, Dunn, Borgen and Fleury are in.
