May 15th’s Game 7 in Dallas is now a memory. Offseason vacas to Europe and the Okanagan are over. Rookie campers have been dismissed. Training camp is no more.
Jake Oettinger made 22 saves and Roope Hintz and Wyatt Johnston scored to lead the Stars to a 2-1 win over the visiting Kraken in Game 7 of their Western Conference semifinal series on Monday.
The defending Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche can take control of the best-of-seven series with a win on Monday night, when they are back in Seattle for Game 4 against the Kraken.
Come home and make it Five! I am declaring war on Max Comtois and anyone who sells Max Comtois to the community Your TOI Leader was Jamie Oleksiak, who finished his night with 20:40 in TOI!
The Seattle Kraken have some new protection for rookie All-Star Matty Beniers. The Kraken announced a trade Sunday night with the San Jose Sharks to bring big defenseman Jaycob Megna to Seattle.
A jam-packed Climate Pledge Arena was rocking and rolling Wednesday with an almost playoff-like atmosphere as the Kraken hosted the Calgary Flames. The home team had a chance to create a memorable night for the 17,151 in attendance, many of which were there taking advantage of the holiday week.
The NHL Department of Player Safety announced that Kraken defenseman Jamie Oleksiak will serve a three-game suspension for his hit to the head on Alexeyev. He will be eligible to return when the Kraken take on the Winnipeg Jets on Dec. 18.
Sometimes you gotta have a rough night to show your true colors. This took way longer than it should’ve. But first, the Highlights! Game Notes Your TOI leader was Adam Larsson, who logged 24:50 and by all accounts had a busy night, as he and Jamie Oleksiak added a substantial amount of PK time to it.
The veteran defenseman was off to a solid start to the season.
One player that isn’t talked about enough on the Seattle Kraken is Jamie Oleksiak. With all the focus on the forward group and team goaltending, some may be surprised to know that the former 2011 first-rounder had arguably the best year of his career during the 2021-22 campaign with Seattle.
Welcome to the first annual Seattle Kraken Report Cards. Although the 2021-22 season did not go as hoped, there were many moments and players who stepped up during the campaign.
The issue for Seattle is that it also handed out several no-trade clauses in their first round of free agency, for whatever reason.
Dunn has been Seattle’s most productive defenseman in its inaugural season, posting 12 points through 28 games.
The 28-year-old defenseman from Toronto is in the first year of a five-year, $23 million deal he signed with the Kraken before free agency as Seattle's selection from Dallas in the expansion draft.
In this edition of Seattle Kraken News & Rumors, Kole Lind records his first NHL point, Jamie Oleksiak ties his career-long point streak and Joonas Donskoi moves within one game of tying his record for most consecutive games with an assist.
The Seattle Kraken have a whopping 271 hits in its first 10 games, ranking them fourth in the NHL for hits. The team is establishing itself as one of the most physical in the league, and Brandon Tanev and Jamie Oleksiak are leading the way.
With the Seattle Kraken‘s first 10 games in the NHL behind them, the team has struggled mightily in the opening games of their inaugural campaign. Adding in last night’s loss to the division-leading Edmonton Oilers, the Kraken enter the second month of the NHL season with a struggling 3-6-1 record.
In anticipation of the Seattle Kraken‘s inaugural season, we at The Hockey Writers will be doing a deep dive on each player. This installment of the series focuses on defenseman Jamie Oleksiak, who the Kraken selected from the Dallas Stars.
The Seattle Kraken have made waves ahead of the expansion draft’s start, signing pending unrestricted free-agent defenseman Jamie Oleksiak to a five-year deal.
Multiple sources are reporting that the Seattle Kraken have their first expansion pick in. By signing defenseman Adam Larsson to a four-year deal with an AAV of $4 million, that’s whom they’ve selected off the Edmonton Oilers.
Jamie Oleksiak is set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer after his second stint with the Dallas Stars. It is unclear whether or not he will re-sign or find a new home, but it is likely that nothing will happen until the Seattle Kraken Expansion Draft has concluded on July 21.
For most teams, the hockey offseason is upon us, and it’s time to start evaluating what moves teams need to make to improve their squad for the season ahead.
There’s growing concerns that the NHL will look to move Canadian teams to cities South of the border to play their post season games. Initially it was reported by Pierre LeBrun that the consideration was to just move the division winner after two rounds to a nearby U.S.
On Monday, there is a lot of talk about defenseman Jamie Oleksiak out of Dallas. That said, the chances he’s moved before the trade deadline are not huge.
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!