Penalties are common in hockey, especially those involving roughing. However, on Sunday, one scuffle resulted in everyone present on the ice being served with disciplinary consequences.
The Seattle Kraken wrapped up the week 1-3-0, but the story of the week wasn’t the outcomes on the ice. In case you’ve been in isolation since last Wednesday, the Kraken made three trades, sending three cornerstone players off to greener pastures.
All things considered, it was a pretty fun weekend of Seattle Kraken hockey. In back-to-back games with travel, Seattle prevailed 4-1 against the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday and had the Eastern Conference-leading Washington Capitals on the ropes for much of Sunday afternoon before falling just short in a 4-2 loss.
The Seattle Kraken is still building the foundations of its organization. In their fourth year of operating, the team is still learning how to construct a championship roster.
The Seattle Kraken traveled to Pennsylvania on March 8 to take on the Philadelphia Flyers for their second and final matchup of the season. The Kraken pulled out a 4-1 victory against the home team, obtaining a season sweep. Before this game, Philipp Grubauer hadn’t played in the NHL since Jan.
It’s likely to be all downhill from here for the Seattle Kraken and Philadelphia Flyers the rest of the 2024-25 season. Both teams were sellers at yesterday’s
Matty Beniers had a goal and an assist and goaltender Philipp Grubauer made 23 saves for his first victory since Dec. 30 as the Seattle Kraken defeated the host Philadelphia Flyers 4-1 Saturday afternoon.
On March 5, the Seattle Kraken traded forwards Oliver Bjorkstrand and Yanni Gourde with Kyle Aucoin and a 2026 fifth-round pick to the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for forward Michael Eyssimont.
The Winnipeg Jets have acquired Brandon Tanev from the Seattle Kraken in exchange for a 2027 second-round pick. On the season, Tanev has nine goals and eight assists for 17 points, along with 91 blocks and 122 hits, while playing just under 14 minutes per game.
After three complete seasons, the Seattle Kraken have traded forward Brandon Tanev to the Winnipeg Jets. The veteran forward is headed to Manitoba in exchange for a second-round in the 2027 NHL Draft.
The Winnipeg Jets acquired forward Brandon Tanev from the Seattle Kraken in exchange for a second-round pick in 2027, according to TSN reporter Darren Dreger.
The Winnipeg Jets aren’t done adding grit to their lineup.
The Seattle Kraken are planning to hold winger Brandon Tanev out of the lineup in Thursday night’s game against the Nashville Predators.
It’s been a lacklustre 2024-25 season for the Seattle Kraken, a team that came into the year with high playoff hopes, but now find themselves more than 10 points back of a Wild Card spot in Western conference and will miss the playoffs for the third time in four seasons.
One of the more notable bottom-six NHLers on the trade market is getting some rest Thursday night. According to reports, Seattle Kraken forward Brandon Tanev will not play against the Nashville Predators tonight for trade-related reasons.
The Kraken announced they’ve reinstated winger Tye Kartye from his conditioning loan to AHL Coachella Valley, which managed to avoid us when it was announced on Feb.
The Seattle Kraken will try to keep their fading playoff hopes alive when they visit the Nashville Predators on Thursday night. A 3-5-1 record in the last nine games has put Seattle behind five teams fighting for the second wild-card slot in the Western Conference.
The Seattle Kraken received a massive haul in the Yanni Gourde trade from Wednesday afternoon. Seattle traded Goude back to the Tampa Bay Lightning, along with Oliver Bjorkstrand, ahead of the deadline.
After trading Yanni Gourde and Oliver Bjorkstrand to the Tampa Bay Lightning earlier Wednesday, the Seattle Kraken opened up a pair of roster spots.
Welcome to a Wednesday edition of NHL Rumours! We are less than 48 hours away from the NHL Trade Deadline. The Seattle Kraken have made one significant trade already, but they may not be done.
The Seattle Kraken have decided to throw their name into the trade deadline craziness, and have traded away two top candidates to an Atlantic contender.
We’ve got some more NHL rumours as the trade deadline draws ever closer. Teams are already making moves before the Friday deadline. We know a lot of teams will be buyers, but there are also a number of sellers looking to build for the future.
The Seattle Kraken were not going to make the playoffs. However, they made a hockey trade, acquiring Kaapo Kakko from the New York Rangers for Will Borgen.
For the third time in franchise history, the Seattle Kraken are being looked upon as “sellers” at the upcoming NHL trade deadline. With 21 games remaining, the Kraken are nine points outside of the final wildcard position.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are pushing for blue-line help, but according to a report, one team told them to lose their number after several trade attempts.
When the Seattle Kraken play host to the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night, the first 10,000 fans will receive a Philipp Grubauer bobblehead. Grubauer will be in the building as well, which wasn't necessarily guaranteed.
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