Geoff Baker

One: Win the game We’re getting to the point in the season where if the Kraken are going to close the playoff gap, they’ll need to start stringing together wins. And in unexpected places at that. Edmonton is one of those places. The Kraken have only ever won a single

Lack of power play conversions and some second period letdowns lead to a loss in Edmonton

For the mother of Kraken defenseman Jamie Oleksiak, once a top age group swimmer as a young teen in her native Scotland, using sports to figure out life's tools is the best advice she can give her children

Anaheim puts three past Philipp Grubauer in the second period to hand the Kraken only their second loss all season when scoring at least four times

Winners of the One Roof Foundation 50/50 Raffle, pres. by Washington's Lottery, at Kraken home games say the winnings helped make their lives better in different ways

For Finnish AHL rookie Jani Nyman, a 6-foot-4 power forward with a scorer’s touch, being named a late all-star replacement for Cale Fleury is the latest high note in a season filled with them

One: Take the points With the Kraken sitting eight points out of a wild-card spot and having played three more games than the Flames as of Saturday, there’s no two ways about it: They need to win these head-to-head games. That’s the way to quickly make up such ground with

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A couple of goaltender interference challenges went decisively against the Kraken as did some ill-timed penalties in a loss to the Calgary Flames

Kraken guest services manager Patti Brinkley can likely beat you in a courtroom, a martial arts studio, skate figure eights around you – and give directions to the proper rink at the team's training facility