The Seattle Kraken are starting to turn the corner after their performance slide in December. The month of January is a big one for them, as they are scheduled to play 17 games in 31 days, which is their heaviest month of the season.
The Seattle Kraken have returned to a fully healthy forward core. The Kraken announced that they’ve activated Chandler Stephenson from the non-roster list and have reassigned Oscar Fisker Molgaard in a corresponding roster move.
The Kraken will get a key offensive contributor back in their lineup tonight as the team announced (Twitter link) that they’ve activated winger Jaden Schwartz off injured reserve. To make room on the roster, center Chandler Stephenson has been granted non-roster status.
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The Seattle Kraken announced on Saturday that they have activated veteran winger Jaden Schwartz off of injured reserve while placing center Chandler Stephenson on the non-roster list.
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The Seattle Kraken won 4-3 in overtime over the St. Louis Blues on Saturday night (Nov. 8). The Blues and Kraken faced off for the first time this season in St.
The 2024-25 season has been over for the Seattle Kraken for a while. While they did not have a great season, failing to make the postseason for the second straight year, they ended the 2024-25 season with a final record of 35-41-6.
Ever since the Seattle Kraken joined the NHL, questions have surrounded how they constructed their team and handled their business. From the expansion draft to last offseason, the Kraken have been looked at as a team that could be better, but they decided on a long path to success.
The Seattle Kraken announced that Chandler Stephenson will be out day-to-day with an upper-body injury. Stephenson has tallied 11 goals and 37 assists for 48 points in 69 games with the Kraken this season.
The Seattle Kraken have announced that center Chandler Stephenson has left Wednesday’s game against the Minnesota Wild. Stephenson reportedly went down the Kraken’s tunnel to the dressing room late in the second period, and did not return for the rest of the frame, with the Kraken confirming his absence for the third period.
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The Seattle Kraken could face major last-minute changes to their lineup.
The Seattle Kraken faced off against the Vancouver Canucks for the second time in a week. Although they beat the Canucks 5-4 in overtime on Dec. 28, they were unable to repeat this on home ice.
Seattle Kraken forward Chandler Stephenson got a warm welcome back at the first media break during the Kraken’s game against the Vegas Golden Knights. Stephenson played five seasons in Vegas, lifting the Stanley Cup in the 2022-23 season.
In a recent interview with Sportsnet’s Scott Oake, Seattle Kraken forward Chandler Stephenson shared his thoughts on Jordan Eberle‘s thrilling overtime-winning goal against the Calgary Flames.
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The Seattle Kraken had themselves a pretty significant NHL Free Agency this year. After focusing on depth last year, they clearly wanted to make a statement this summer.
During the free agent frenzy on Monday, July 1st, the Seattle Kraken announced two pretty large signings in quick succession, the first was Brandon Montour, and the second is Chandler Stephenson.
Chandler Stephenson has committed to a significant seven-year contract with the Seattle Kraken, reportedly valued at around $6.3 million annually. Known for his speed and playmaking ability, Stephenson joins Seattle after a mixed season where his metrics slightly declined, particularly in passing and skating.
This deal moves him on from the Vegas Golden Knights, where he stamped his mark as a true top-six center in the NHL.
Chandler Stephenson becomes a free agent on July 1st when the new league year in the NHL begins. The 6’0, 209lb center from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, will be looking to sign a contract that will set him and his family up for life.
There’s a line forming to bid for Chandler Stephenson’s services. That’s not good news for the Vegas Golden Knights’ hopes of retaining him at a discounted rate.
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Stephenson will sit for three games despite the Department of Player Safety acknowledging Stephenson's contention that the play was unintentional.
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