When passersby see 6-foot-7, 252-pound Jamie Oleksiak, even if they don’t recognize him, they have to have some inkling what his job is. Then the Kraken defenseman opens his mouth and drives the ...

How Seattle Kraken players earned their ‘hockey smiles’ April 4, 2025 Updated Sat., April 5, 2025 at 10:18 p.m. Kraken defenseman Jamie Oleksiak doesn’t wear a mouthpiece.

Players usually have a story where pride has replaced pain. A puck to the face during the 2019 playoffs cost fellow Kraken blueliner Vince Dunn five teeth and broke his upper jaw, leading to ...

The Kraken added another victory over the Canucks on Wednesday night, one that likely served as the final blow to keep ...

Seattle, WA - The Kraken begin their final March homestand Thursday against the Edmonton Oilers, closing out the regular-season series. Seattle is 0-3 against Edmonton this season, losing 5-4 on ...

SEATTLE — Seattle Kraken General Manager Ron Francis ... he'll point out how nobody could have anticipated missing key players like Yanni Gourde, Vince Dunn and the captain Jordan Eberle for ...

SEATTLE — The ... He scored 16 goals for the Kraken in 48 games that season and matched that number in 81 the following season. Tolvanen became the first Kraken player to reach that milestone ...

According to the league, Kakko’s 25 points (nine goals, 16 assists, 38 games played) since joining the Kraken tied him for most among players ... Seattle with 2:03 left in regulation. Dunn ...

Seattle will play the second half of a back-to-back set. The Kraken are led by Chandler ... His all-time favorite players are Vincent Lecavalier and Steven Stamkos, while Jon Cooper is his ...

Seattle, WA - The Stars shined in Seattle on Monday night as Dallas stretched its winning streak to six games with a 3-1 victory over the Kraken ... Troy Vincent asked players to "be responsible ...

The Kraken are led by their big three defencemen: Brandon Montour, Vince Dunn, and Adam Larsson. Montour averages 23:01 of ice time, Dunn plays 22:05, and Larsson plays 21:14 per game.

It is challenging to see the Kraken entering a rebuild with their group of young players and last offseason’s massive signings. Maybe rebuild isn’t the right word for what Seattle will do.