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A deep dive into Ron Francis’s tenure as Kraken GM, examining how poor decisions have left Seattle capped out and struggling at the bottom of the league.

The Seattle Kraken are paying starter money for role players and backup production. Here are the five worst contracts weighing down the roster.

The Seattle Kraken could shake up the NHL by pulling off a late-summer blockbuster trade involving a top unsigned RFA.

The Seattle Kraken's mascot, Buoy, got caught in a situation that most of us would never want to be in during a video shoot in Alaska.

Seattle had five prospects at the 2025 WJSS, but defenseman Blake Fiddler and goalie Kim Saarinen stole the spotlight with poised, standout performances.

After acquiring Kaapo Kakko back in December, the Kraken risk seemed to have paid off in a big way. Now they have locked him up to a long term deal making him one of the most important players on the roster.

The Seattle Kraken are one of a few teams looking to reshape their entire organization, and it started with their Day 2 haul at the 2025 NHL Draft.

For the Seattle Kraken, it was all about finding another solid puzzle piece for their brewing prospects pool and building for the future.

Berkly Catton, the Spokane Chiefs' captain and Seattle Kraken prospect, is not only leading his team in the 2025 WHL Championship Series but also positioning himself for a potential NHL debut with the Kraken as early as next season.

As the 2025 IIHF World Championship heats up, several Seattle Kraken players are making a significant impact for their respective national teams, with standout performances in key games shaping their countries' tournament hopes.

Despite a stellar goaltending performance, the Coachella Valley Firebirds’ offensive struggles proved too much to overcome, as they were eliminated by the Abbotsford Canucks in the second round of the playoffs.

With the Seattle Kraken set to pick eighth in the 2025 NHL Draft, top center prospects Jake O’Brien, Roger McQueen, and Brady Martin headline the forward options who could supercharge Seattle’s lineup down the middle.

With the lottery set and Seattle sitting at No. 8, attention now shifts to which prospect could headline the club’s June haul.

A pair of long-shot ping-pong balls sent shockwaves through Monday’s NHL Draft Lottery and nudged Seattle two spots backward to pick No. 8.

Tonight’s NHL Draft Lottery could reshape Seattle’s rebuild in the span of a few ping-pong balls.

After splitting two wildly contrasting games at home, the Coachella Valley Firebirds head to Abbotsford needing two road wins—and a spark from still-silent sniper Jani Nyman—to keep their Calder Cup quest alive.

The 2025 IIHF Men’s World Championship hasn’t even dropped the puck, yet it’s already delivering good news for Seattle: both Brandon Montour and Ryker Evans made Hockey Canada’s initial roster.

Seattle’s hockey landscape just widened as a brand-new PWHL franchise prepares to share Climate Pledge Arena and the Kraken Community Iceplex with the NHL’s Kraken, doubling the city’s puck-night excitement under one roof.

Seattle Kraken prospect Berkly Catton is torching the WHL semifinals for the Spokane Chiefs, piling up points and fueling talk that the dynamic center could jump straight to the NHL roster next season.

The Coachella Valley Firebirds swept away the Calgary Wranglers in two wildly different games—one a triple-overtime epic, the other a surgical shutout—to book a second-round date with the Abbotsford Canucks.