Bob Condor is a Senior Producer at KIRO 7. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, team and individual sports, as well as data and analytics in sports management. Bob's work has also been featured in the National Hockey League (NHL).
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Bob Condor's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly in the realm of sports, with a strong emphasis on hockey and NHL-related content. His articles focus on games, player performances, and team developments.
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Following a storied and impressive 12-season career with two Stanley Cups and a Kraken postseason to show for it, the former Seattle defenseman returns in player development role
The Kraken winger, acquired from Florida on Sunday, comes from a family where two sisters, one older and the other his twin, grew up to play professional hockey as well after squaring off with one another in their backyard
This weekend's NHL Draft is assistant GM Ryan Jankowski's opening act on the draft side as leader of amateur player development. He brings experience and success from other NHL clubs.
Power forward, who excelled with 10 goals and highly frequent scoring chances in 18 games upon arriving by trade, sees ‘great future' for Kraken. He details his reasons for brimming optimism
Kraken pick defenseman in opening round for first time in six NHL drafts. Chase Reid, highly ranked by team and No. 2 on NHL Central Scouting rankings, happily available at No. 7 overall pick.
Inside Seattle draft room, there was high energy early with Team USA U18 captain Casey Mutryn available at No. 38. In later rounds, more preferred picks boosted the 2026 draft class
As the Kraken Development Camp presented by Starbucks opens Monday, there are 12 forwards, 11 defensem and three goalies prepared to jump on the ice, including eight new draft choices
Kraken marketing specialist Anthony Rice has faced down family strife and poverty from an early age to become a valued and beloved colleague because he ‘knew I wanted better for myself’
When last season began, the Kraken prospect decided to keep his commitment to captain his high school team rather than move up to OHL Sudbury. It worked out for him and Seattle
Born in Mazama, WA, and skating on the idyllic Winthrop Rink in early years, Kraken defenseman prospect Hawke Huff has come full circle in his hockey dream, though it required three drafts
