The Seattle Kraken collected their second consecutive victory, and second on a six-game homestand, as they delivered a blowout victory over the Chicago Blackhawks. Seattle's 4th line brought the fight once again, and the Kraken handled business against a bruised Chicago team.

Playing the first game of the final two weeks of the NHL regular season, and first of two in three days against the Coyotes, the Seattle Kraken established utter domination with an 8-1 victory. Seattle’s four goals in the third period ultimately put things away, and the Kraken magic point number to clinch a playoff berth now sits at 6.

In another tight, heartbreaking loss, the Seattle Kraken fell to the Dallas Stars in overtime. The first of two games the teams will play in three days and of three games this month, Seattle hung with Dallas all night long and even took a lead with less than four minutes left in the game, but failed to slam the door shut.

A playoff-like atmosphere filled Climate Pledge Arena as the Seattle Kraken played host to the defending Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche. Colorado and Seattle battled hard, trading near miss opportunity through three periods and overtime, but the Kraken ultimately succumbed to the Avalanche in a shootout.

In another battle with one of the NHL’s top teams, the Seattle Kraken yet again came out victorious as the New Jersey Devils entered the deep for a battle of the cryptids. Kraken forward Ryan Donato lead the way with two goals, before Andre Burakovsky nailed the game winner in overtime.

To begin the year of 2023, the Seattle Kraken were able to play sound, simple hockey for a full 60 minutes to topple the New York Islanders by a score of 4-1.

The Seattle Kraken fell to the Calgary Flames in a tight, grinding divisional matchup. The Kraken drop the first game of a three-contest homestand, before the time begins a rough month of January to begin the year of 2023.

In the second game of their short homestand, the Seattle Kraken scored a symphony of goals against the St. Louis Blues. Seattle’s three goal second period gave the Kraken a 4-goal lead that they would never look back from.

The Seattle Kraken returned home from their East coast road trip, beating the Winnipeg Jets in a tight contest as Seattle scored three unanswered goals. The Kraken secured the two points thanks to a strong effort by Philipp Grubauer in net and goals from Jordan Eberle, Ryan Donato, and Jared McCann.

To end their six game homestand, the Seattle Kraken scored eight goals in a barn burner of a victory over the San Jose Sharks. Seven different skaters found the back of the net for Seattle, as the team continues to display potential pieces of a playoff team.

The Seattle Kraken finished off their three game homestand with a 4-3 overtime loss to the St. Louis Blues. Seattle showed great signs throughout the game, as well as some really frustrating ones, which seems to be the trend for this Kraken team.

The Seattle Kraken handled business in preseason game one, shutting out the Edmonton Oilers. Matty Beniers showed off why he's a ROY fave

The Seattle Kraken fell to the Los Angeles Kings at Climate Pledge Arena on April 27th. Seattle fell to playoff bound Los Angeles behind a chaotic second period, and a poor power play.

The Seattle Kraken dominated the Dallas Stars with a third period goal barrage and great goaltending from Chris Driedger. During the game, the Kraken celebrated their “kids game” with special events and appearances geared towards children.