On the 2nd day of the NHL Draft, the Kraken selected 5 forwards, 3 D-men, and a goalie.
The Seattle Kraken have room for change and growth in the goaltending department.
While the Kraken were getting double the good goaltending, so were the Thunderbirds.
The Kraken, the Thunderbirds, and now the affiliated Firebirds add to a legendary year for Seattle hockey.
Mark Recchi finished his career against the Canucks while winning one of his 3 Stanley Cups.
No award for Seattle's goalie, but Zellweger is honored, while Bedard takes home the hardware.
Hockey town Seattle offered up the surprising Kraken and now the Memorial Cup finalist Thunderbirds.
The Kraken will be looking for the best player available with the 20th selection, which might be a blueliner.
If the Kraken won Game-4 at home, thank the shrine. If they lost, blame the shrine. (full length photo within story)
Fans of the Kraken affiliate Firebirds and the Seattle Thunderbirds have plenty to be excited about.
The Thunderbirds are champions of the Western Hockey League for the 2nd time in six years.
The AHL Canucks are alive and well, among the many opportunities to watch playoff hockey in BC.
The big, right-shot Finnish defenseman would fit nicely on a future Seattle Kraken blueline.
The new Canucks coach Rick Tocchet has lots in common with his bosses and will have time to build out program.
Newer Kraken fans in particular might wonder what the heck is going on with Shane Wright.
