Geoff Baker

Another top performance by a seventh rounder at this year's annual “Stucky Cup” scrimmage Thursday to complete Kraken Development Camp showed that, regardless of draft positioning, all prospects in attendance can benefit and carry forward improvements if willing to put in the work

For newly signed Kraken forward Curtis Douglas, the NHL’s tallest player at 6-foot-9, 242 pounds, fighting helped him break into professional hockey but it’s the continued work at improving his skating with a highly unusual body type that will likely determine how long he stays

A newly expanded 84-game NHL schedule starts Oct. 1 for the Kraken in Calgary, heads to Finland in November and culminates April 10 in Chicago, with the team also introducing a plan allowing fans to customize their own 3-9 game home ticket packs

The Kraken will play an NHL-high 11 of their first 24 games against teams in their own Pacific Division, an onslaught of early four-point games brought about by an expanded NHL schedule and their November trip to Finland

After four seasons as a TV color analyst on Kraken games, Eddie Olczyk is leaving local broadcast work to spend more time with his Chicago-based family that’s always been there for him

With an approximate road schedule equating to more than 52,000 miles in 2026-27, the Kraken will spend more time away from home than any other team in the league

Six years to the month after the Kraken name first came into existence, the once joke-like suggestion has become the anchor for intense connection – both laudatory and critical — between the team and Seattle community it represents

Kraken centerman prospect Jake O'Brien, drafted eighth overall last year, has spent the summer readying his body for an upcoming professional debut this fall and what the team hopes can be a quick transition from junior stardom to the physical rigors of what comes next

Kraken center Berkly Catton, who spent three seasons starring with the Spokane Chiefs of the Western Hockey League, hopes the “tight knit” community he remembers there can overcome the devastation of fires that have ravaged the Eastern Washington city and surrounding county

A two-time Western Hockey League minor professional champion, Mill Creek resident Powers teamed on a line with the legendary Guyle Fielder and left his mark in not one, but two sports across the region