Another Kraken bounces north; while S.H.I. reader responses grow.
What the Seattle Kraken line-up should look like, and who's the wild card?
The Kraken locked up one of their 3 RFA D-men and added some forward depth.
The former Spokane Chief returns to his home state to play for the NHL Kraken.
"Doomo" brings the Kraken veteran saavy, great penalty killing experience, and 2 Stanley Cups rings.
Filing for salary arbitration is a natural step in the process for the players and the Kraken.
Sprong and Geekie are out for the Kraken, Lind, Dunn, Borgen and Fleury are in.
The Kraken actually have plenty to be happy about, despite the disappointment of Monday night.
The Kraken defied many expectations and tripped up any thoughts that their season might end Saturday.
Dreyfuss covers a full gamut of groans following the Kraken's Game-5 loss to the Stars.
The Stars jumped ahead early and then smothered the Kraken to go up 3-2 in the series.
The former 2-time Stanley Cup winner brings a veteran calm to the Kraken's playoff drive.
Not much drama, just the Stars being better than the Kraken in the return of Seattle's Jared McCann.
It took two periods for the Kraken to find any semblance of their game, and by then it was too late.
The Kraken stay off their skates, rest, relax, and then gear up and get after it on game-day.
