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Three Takeaways – Sluggish play costs Kraken in 3-2 loss to Blues
The Kraken seem to have a way of rising to the occasion when they know they’re up against a tough opponent—and easing off when playing against squads below them in the standings. After a high-intensity, nearly perfect defensive effort to earn a 2-1 win over the high-flying Carolina Hurricanes on Monday, the Kraken let a long stretch of uninspired play sink them against the fire-selling St. Louis Blues on Wednesday. “I don’t think it was anything they were doing,” coach Lane Lambert said when asked about his team’s struggle to hold momentum. “We just didn’t continue with our pressure. There’s no excuse for it. I don’t have an answer for you.” After jumping out of the gates, the Kraken eased...
10 for 10: 10 data points from Seattle Kraken games 51–60
The Seattle Kraken’s signature win on Monday against the Carolina Hurricanes marked Game 60 of the...
Three Takeaways – Full-team effort leads to signature 2-1 Kraken win over Hurricanes
That was a massive win for the Seattle Kraken, who knocked off the second-best (now third-best) team in the NHL thanks to a complete, full-team, 60-minute effort that featured opportunistic scoring, staunch defending, and outstanding goaltending. The Carolina...
Monday Musings: Shaking off the Olympic rust
The Kraken returned to action last week, and that means Monday Musings returns as well. It was a bit of a slow start from the out of the blocks, but the boys are officially back. A slow start and a needed bounce-back The Kraken returned to action with two road games:...
Three Takeaways – Eberle scores two (not three) goals, Kraken roll Canucks 5-1
Oh, there you are, Kraken! After looking rather poor in their first two games out of the break, the Seattle Kraken were more like themselves against a weaker opponent Saturday and rolled to a comfortable 5-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Jordan Eberle scored...
Three Takeaways – Sluggish play costs Kraken in 3-2 loss to Blues
The Kraken seem to have a way of rising to the occasion when they know they’re up against a tough opponent—and easing off when playing against squads below them in the standings. After a high-intensity, nearly perfect defensive effort to earn a 2-1 win over the high-flying Carolina Hurricanes on...
10 for 10: 10 data points from Seattle Kraken games 51–60
The Seattle Kraken’s signature win on Monday against the Carolina Hurricanes marked Game 60 of the...
Three Takeaways – Full-team effort leads to signature 2-1 Kraken win over Hurricanes
That was a massive win for the Seattle Kraken, who knocked off the second-best (now third-best) team in the NHL thanks to a complete, full-team, 60-minute effort that featured opportunistic scoring, staunch defending, and outstanding goaltending. The Carolina...
Monday Musings: Shaking off the Olympic rust
The Kraken returned to action last week, and that means Monday Musings returns as well. It was a bit of a slow start from the out of the blocks, but the boys are officially back. A slow start and a needed bounce-back The Kraken returned to action with two road games:...
Three Takeaways – Eberle scores two (not three) goals, Kraken roll Canucks 5-1
Oh, there you are, Kraken! After looking rather poor in their first two games out of the break, the Seattle Kraken were more like themselves against a weaker opponent Saturday and rolled to a comfortable 5-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Jordan Eberle scored...
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Checking in with Kraken prospect with Julius Miettinen
When the Seattle Kraken drafted Julius Miettinen No. 40 overall in the 2024 NHL Draft, they selected him for his size and his ability to impose himself in the offensive zone. Though he plays with a...
Down on the Farm – Rangers claim Tye Kartye, Kraken re-sign two forwards
This is “Down on the Farm,” your weekly Seattle Kraken prospects update. This week, we’ll have a little bit more of an NHL focus, but all of it pertains to the team’s young players and future roster. We’ll analyze the decision to waive Tye Kartye...
Checking in with Kraken prospect with Julius Miettinen
When the Seattle Kraken drafted Julius Miettinen No. 40 overall in the 2024 NHL Draft, they selected him for his size and his ability to impose himself in the offensive zone. Though he plays with a...
Down on the Farm – Rangers claim Tye Kartye, Kraken re-sign two forwards
This is “Down on the Farm,” your weekly Seattle Kraken prospects update. This week, we’ll have a little bit more of an NHL focus, but all of it pertains to the team’s young players and future roster. We’ll analyze the decision to waive Tye Kartye...
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