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Ep. 254 – Featuring Adam Larsson and Kailer Yamamoto
by Darren Brown
September 27, 2023
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by Darren Brown

The Kraken are back! They’ve now played a split-squad pre-season game against the Calgary Flames, which revealed plenty of new information about Seattle’s prospects. In this episode, John and Darren break down what they saw from those prospects.

They also welcome two big-time guests in Adam Larsson (31:28- 37:40) and Kailer Yamamoto (37:40-45:52) for brief but very fun interviews.

After the interviews, they shift to segments, which this week include:

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