Author: Kaydence Michalsky
Seattle Kraken’s Philipp Grubauer Headed to the AHL
In a move that showcases the Seattle Kraken’s commitment to producing a team of high-performing players, goaltender Philipp Grubauer was placed on waivers and has now officially cleared. The veteran goaltender, who has struggled throughout the first half of the 2024-25 season, has been sent to the Coachella Valley Firebirds, the Kraken’s AHL affiliate team. […]
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Player Profile: Auston Matthews
As one of the more well-known active NHL players, it’s hard to find someone who doesn’t know the name Auston Matthews. Since his debut in 2016, Matthews has established himself as a critical player in the modern-era Toronto Maple Leafs, gaining attention for his talent, work ethic, and charisma both on and off the ice. […]
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Breaking Barriers: Seattle Kraken Hire First Female Assistant Coach in NHL
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. This move will go down in history as it makes Campbell the first full-time female assistant coach in the NHL—just two years […]
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OPINION: Connor McDavid was Right to Not Accept the Conn Smythe Trophy, Here’s Why
Imagine: You’ve made it to the Stanley Cup Finals. It’s been a tough season, but you’ve fought long and hard to bring your team to this moment. You ended your season as Western Conference Champions, and now it’s game one of the finals against the Florida Panthers, and you have the chance to bring the […]
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Utah Hockey Club Announces 2024-25 Inaugural Preseason Schedule
Today, the NHL’s newest franchise team, Utah Hockey Club, announced its first preseason schedule, which consists of two home games and five away games. The Utah Hockey Club will start its inaugural preseason on September 22, 2024, in Des Moines, IA, against the St. Louis Blues. Following that, they’ll break the ice at the Delta […]
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Mitch Marner: Should He Stay or Should He Go?
Since the Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the Boston Bruins in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, there has been much talk about what the franchise should do with its core four, with most eyes on Mitch Marner. Though Marner technically has a year left on his contract, which also includes a no-movement […]
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Dan Bylsma Returns to NHL as Seattle Kraken Head Coach
Dan Bylsma is making his return to the NHL for the first time in seven years as head coach of the Seattle Kraken. This will make him the second head coach in franchise history after former coach Dave Hakstol was relieved of his duties earlier last month. Bylsma, 53, has spent the past two seasons […]
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A Look Into 3 Potential Candidates to Coach the Seattle Kraken
As the dust settles on the announcement of Dave Hakstol’s release from the Seattle Kraken, news surrounding a new head coach for the franchise has been at a standstill. As the Kraken searches for Hakstol’s replacement, they must look for someone with a proven track record and the ability to build up young talent. Though the franchise has […]
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Promising Future for Seattle Kraken Prospect Jagger Firkus
Seattle Kraken prospect and Moose Jaw Warriors forward Jagger Firkus has proven himself to be a valuable player in the Western Hockey League. This week, Firkus was awarded not one but two trophies for his outstanding performance during the 2023-24 season. Related Post: On May 8, 2024, he was announced as this year’s Bob Clarke Trophy […]
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Dave Hakstol’s Future With Seattle Kraken Comes to an End
After an unsuccessful year for the Seattle Kraken, General Manager Ron Francis announced today that the franchise has relieved head coach Dave Hakstol and assistant coach Paul McFarland of their duties. However, this decision is not particularly surprising. During his end-of-season interview on April 22, Francis was asked about Hakstol’s status but refused to give a […]
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