The Kraken couldn't find a way against the Bolts and the league's leading scorer.
The Kraken will try to snap their skid by taking advantage of the road weary Lightning.
The Kraken loss comes during a week of weird, absent NHL scheduling.
The Kraken picked up 5 of a possible 8 points on the four-game roadie.
It's a bad time for the Kraken to be taking on their toughest historical opponent.
There are solid arguments both ways for a player that should be the Kraken's top prospect.
Kraken D-man Vince Dunn won't "run away" and wants to remain with Seattle for the long haul.
Kraken prospect stays in Finland while the NHL arbitration calendar heats up.
Kraken head coach Dave Hakstol says he expects the competitiveness of training camp to be excellent.
A Dunn deal for the Kraken is presumed but not guaranteed prior to arbitration.
In early August, Kraken scouts will head overseas to view prospects for both the 2024 and 2025 NHL Drafts.
The last existing Kraken deal to get done this summer is the most expensive.
The Kraken locked up one of their 3 RFA D-men and added some forward depth.
Big D-man Carson Soucy crosses the border and will be the enemy of the Kraken next season and beyond.
As the NHL and Kraken slide south, a big, fat NHL deal request and some new contracts.
