With the cadence of games continuing to be fast and furious for the Seattle Kraken, the guys added another .5 episode this week, touching on Seattle’s last three games, in which they’ve gone 2-1-0. Lots of discussion in this one on Jared McCann’s phantom hat trick and Jacob Melanson getting poked in the face from the bench by Brandon Duhaime.
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