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Kraken forward Jacob Melanson didn’t waste any time Sunday making his presence felt all over the Climate Pledge Arena ice in a rare NHL opportunity, hitting one Buffalo Sabres opponent after another from his first shift through his last. Unfortunately for the Kraken, the energy supplied by emergency AHL callup

One: Powering Through Scoring Chances Sometimes, teams have to keep on keeping on. The Kraken notched eight high-danger scoring chances in Friday’s tight loss to Utah (don’t be fooled by two empty net goals by the Mammoth). They pressured Utah goaltender Karel Vejmelka during a 5-on-3 power play early third

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Middle school teacher Chris Catton knows all about being entrusted with other people’s kids and taking that responsibility seriously. And he can’t say enough about how the Kraken have welcomed in his 19-year-old son, Berkly, for his debut NHL season. Living in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, he

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Kraken forward Mason Marchment lamented postgame about missed power play chances and looks not converted after his first multi-goal effort of the season appeared to position his team to pull another victory out late. Alas a somewhat depleted Kraken squad, which nonetheless managed to fire

One: More truth to power – Now, that looked more like a power play the other night. The past several games had seen the Kraken putting the “power” back in their power play and it paid off big against the Kings. Sure, the Kraken needed 59 ½ minutes to register

It had become increasingly obvious to a Kraken squad in search of goals and wins that putting the “special” back in their special teams would play a decisive role. No team is ever perfect on power plays or penalty kills. But it’s tough to stay in playoff contention, as the