Performance and stability put the Kraken near the top.
The world's 2nd most famous Oleksiak is a big deal, literally, for the Kraken.
The 31-year-old, 2nd-line winger will look to add to his Kraken production this season.
Tournaments abound for Kraken scouts as we enter the final month of hockey summer.
Surprised? Don't be, it only reinforces the Kraken's team-first mentality.
Kraken D-man Vince Dunn won't "run away" and wants to remain with Seattle for the long haul.
Kraken prospect stays in Finland while the NHL arbitration calendar heats up.
For now the Kraken's roster contract balance seems as solid as its scoring depth.
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.
