After five days off, the Seattle Kraken are back at Climate Pledge Arena to host the Calgary Flames. The two teams have already played each other three times in the month of October, so this game marks the conclusion of their 2026-27 National Hockey League (NHL) season series.
The Seattle Kraken are off to a good start in their bid for their second Stanley Cup Playoff appearance in franchise history, as their 8-5-1 record has them in third place in the Pacific Division.
When news broke on Sunday that the Seattle Kraken were trading Shane Wright, 22, to the Nashville Predators for Matthew Wood, 21, in a one-for-one swap of young forwards, Sound Of Hockey’s Darren Brown had you covered with some instant analysis.
A new month brings a new installment and a return to a familiar name. Last month, I increased the points target to 97 points to account for the new 84-game schedule, but Path to the Playoffs just didn’t have the same ring to it.
It seems strange that barely more than a month into the NHL campaign, Pacific Division rivals Calgary and Seattle will be wrapping up their four-game season series Wednesday in Seattle.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Seattle Kraken have had a few days off between games, but that doesn't mean they're fully off. Seattle held practice on Tuesday ahead of their game on Wednesday, in preparation to host the Calgary Flames.
The Kraken wrapped up their October slate with a thrilling win against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday and an uninspiring loss against the Calgary Flames on Friday night.
On Friday, Nov. 1, the Seattle Kraken kicked off the month with a bang. Although they didn't play a game, the Kraken took part in the next trade of the 2026-27 National Hockey League (NHL) season.
We’ve had some blockbuster trades to begin the 2026-27 NHL season. This isn’t that, but the Nashville Predators and Seattle Kraken linked up for an interesting change-of-scenery trade for two recent high draft picks.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Seattle Kraken have been trying to move on from Shane Wright for quite some time, and they’ve finally found a trade partner. The former fourth-overall pick has struggled to establish himself as a full-time impact player at the NHL level.
The Nashville Predators and Seattle Kraken will be swapping a couple of young talents, with center Shane Wright going to Nashville and winger Matthew Wood going to Seattle.
It looks like a pair of recent first-round picks will be swapping teams. According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Nashville Predators and Seattle Kraken are working on a trade that would send Shane Wright to the Predators and Matthew Wood to the Kraken.
The Seattle Kraken played against the Calgary Flames for the third time in a single calendar month on Oct. 30. In Seattle's last two games against Calgary, the Kraken outscored the Flames 12-2.
This was the third meeting between the Calgary Flames and Seattle Kraken in October. Seattle won the first two by identical 6-1 scores, but this game felt different coming in.
Welcome back to “Down on the Farm,” your weekly Seattle Kraken prospects update. Today, we’ll put the spotlight on recent AHL standout Ty Nelson, the history of similar players in the NHL, and the chances we’ll see Nelson in Kraken deep sea blue in the future.
The Seattle Kraken have enjoyed a strong run at home. Now they'll try to take those winning ways on the road when they visit the Calgary Flames on Friday.
On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the Seattle Kraken hosted the Toronto Maple Leafs for the two teams' first matchup of the 2026-27 National Hockey League (NHL) season.
Brandon Montour scored on a slap shot from just inside the top of the right faceoff circle with 33 seconds remaining as the Seattle Kraken defeated the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 Wednesday night after blowing a two-goal lead in the third period.
TSN: Seattle Kraken GM Jason Botterill continues to look to add to his roster, and has been looking for a scoring winger since the offseason, according to Darren Dreger.
The Seattle Kraken will be without a key piece of their offense for a while, as the team announced on Sunday that forward Jared McCann will be out for the next 10 weeks due to a lower-body injury.
The Kraken announced today (Twitter link) that they’ve recalled winger Jani Nyman from AHL Coachella Valley. His promotion was needed on the heels of a lower-body injury for forward Jared McCann. Seattle had one open roster spot so no other moves needed to be made to bring Nyman up.
Locked in with Detroit thanks to the new seven-year, $91 million contract extension he signed earlier in October, DeBrincat will now try to reach more milestones as a Red Wing for years to come.
Hats off to the Florida Panthers. Literally. After Brady Tkachuk recorded a natural hat trick (three consecutive goals scored by one player) in each of their past two games, the hat trick parade continued on Saturday in their 8-3 win over the Seattle Kraken.
The Seattle Kraken will be without Ryan Lindgren for roughly the next month and a half after placing the veteran defenseman on injured reserve with an upper-body injury.
Seattle Kraken’s goalie prospect Semyon Vyazovoi had a great start to the 2026-27 campaign in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) as he was awarded Goalie of the Month honors on Wednesday, the league announced.