The Seattle Kraken have found a new head coach after just one season with Dan Bylsma, as the young NHL franchise has hired Lane Lambert to handle the job behind the bench, the team announced on Thursday night.
Former Seattle Kraken coach Dan Bylsma thinks the Toronto Maple Leafs have a good chance to take down the Florida Panthers in the second round. Going into this highly anticipated matchup, the majority consensus seems to be that the Panthers are the favourites going into the series, and a Leafs win would be considered somewhat of an upset.
In a bold move just days after the end of the regular NHL season, the Seattle Kraken have relieved head coach Dan Bylsma of his duties. Additionally, the franchise has promoted General Manager Ron Francis to Team President, allowing current Assistant General Manager Jason Botterill to take over GM duties.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
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.
After falling far short of expectations, the Seattle Kraken decided to make some changes. On Monday, they announced they’re moving on from Dan Bylsma, after only one year behind the bench.
The Seattle Kraken are making major changes after a disappointing 2024-25 campaign, parting ways with head coach Dan Bylsma after just one season and promoting assistant GM Jason Botterill to the general manager role.
The Seattle Kraken announced Monday afternoon (April 21) that it fired head coach Dan Bylsma after just one season leading the team. The long-time coach debuted as an NHL head coach in 2009, leading the Pittsburgh Penguins to win the Stanley Cup against the Detroit Red Wings.
The Seattle Kraken fired head coach Dan Bylsma on Monday after one season on the job. In addition, Kraken general manager Ron Francis will transition to a new role as team president and assistant GM Jason Botterill will be elevated to general manager, The Athletic reported.
The Seattle Kraken fired head coach Dan Bylsma on Monday after one season on the job. In addition, Kraken general manager Ron Francis will transition to a new role as team president and assistant GM Jason Botterill will be elevated to general manager, The Athletic reported.
Last year, in May, Dan Bylsma was hired by the Kraken as head coach. The club didn’t make the playoffs… and the organization made the decision today to fire Bylsma.
After a single season on the job, the Seattle Kraken have fired head coach Dan Bylsma, reports Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli. Named head coach of the Kraken last May, Bylsma wrapped up his first season in Seattle with a 35-41-6 showing and 20 points shy of the second wildcard seed in the Western Conference.
As another disappointing season begins to wind down, the Seattle Kraken will once again not compete for the Stanley Cup. Thanks to the St. Louis Blues extending their winning streak to nine games, the Kraken have officially been eliminated from playoff contention.
The New York Rangers lost to the Seattle Kraken 7-5 at Madison Square Garden Sunday. Peter Laviolette would address the media postgame, and wouldn't mince his words.
Whenever a team brings on a new head coach, everyone holds their breath. How much success and failure actually rides on the coach remains a fun debate topic for any professional sport.
The Seattle Kraken continue to break hockey barriers and their latest move has seen them hire Jessica Campbell as the first female assistant coach in NHL history.
The Seattle Kraken is making waves throughout the NHL by announcing Jessica Campbell as the new assistant coach to work alongside head coach Dan Bylsma and the rest of the Kraken coaching staff.
The Seattle Kraken have found their new bench boss. It announced on Tuesday that Dan Bylsma has been hired as the second head coach in the organization’s short history.
Daily Faceoff insider Frank Seravalli reported Monday that Dan Bylsma would be named the new head coach of the Seattle Kraken. Bylsma, 53, won a Stanley
The Kraken are expected to promote Dan Bylsma from their minor-league affiliate to fill their head coaching vacancy, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports.