Hard to believe it was already six years ago last week the “Kraken” name came into existence. Up until July 23, 2020, our city’s future hockey team had been known for nearly two years as NHL Seattle. But that changed with Kraken. Wow, did it ever. The pending name decision

Kraken defenseman Vince Dunn has always loved hockey travel and doesn’t much mind that his team will do more of that than any NHL squad this coming season. With a mid-November trip to Finland thrown in, the Kraken will travel more than 52,000 miles starting with an Oct. 1 opener

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Kraken color analyst Eddie Olczyk has spent the summer back home in Illinois with family and friends slowly realizing he’s no longer ready to shed those warm memories once the weather turns colder. Such thoughts had creeped in on Olczyk for the past two seasons of a hockey life lived

An expanded NHL regular season will make for a much different and mettle testing October and November than the Kraken have previously been used to. It isn’t only that the NHL preseason was shortened from six games to four, leaving the front office less time to make key roster decisions.

SEATTLE (July 16, 2026) – The Seattle Kraken today announced a new approach to ticket packs for the 2026-27 season. Designed to offer the most flexible ticket option yet, the team’s new Build-A-Pack program allows fans to choose anywhere from three to nine games, creating the plan that best fits

A sixth season of Kraken hockey begins Oct. 1 in Calgary with the first of three games in four nights, culminating with a Sunday home opener Oct. 4 against those same Flames at Climate Pledge Arena. Fans of division rivalry games won’t be disappointed early on as 11 of the

Towering forward and newest Kraken addition Curtis Douglas had just stepped off the ice at one of his thrice-weekly private skating lessons meant to keep him in the NHL for something other than pounding his fists into opponents. Douglas, a 6-foot-9, 242-pound lesson in perseverance at age 26, is still