Seattle Kraken Announce Preseason Schedule

Seattle Kraken celebrate win at Climate Pledge Arena
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On Wednesday morning, the Seattle Kraken announced their 2024-25 preseason schedule.

It consists of six games and starts out facing the Calgary Flames at Climate Pledge Arena on September 22nd, followed by home-and-home games with the Vancouver Canucks on September 24th and 27th. After that, the Kraken will hit the road to play the Edmonton Oilers on September 28th and the Calgary Flames again on the 30th. The preseason will wrap up with the Kraken heading back home to play the Oilers on October 2nd.

During the 2023-24 season, the Kraken faced the Oilers, Canucks, and Flames three times, each falling short in every game against the Oilers. However, they held a 2-1 record against the Canucks and the Flames. This will be the first time the Kraken will face the Canucks since February and the Oilers and Flames since March. Hopefully, with some roster moves over the summer, the Kraken will have a better record against the Oilers in the 2024-25 season.

Full Preseason Schedule

DateOpponentLocation
September 22Calgary FlamesClimate Pledge Arena
September 24Vancouver CanucksRogers Arena
September 27Vancouver CanucksClimate Pledge Arena
September 28Edmonton OilersRogers Place
September 30Calgary FlamesScotiabank Saddledome
October 2Edmonton OilersClimate Pledge Arena

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Jayd Serdy is a journalist with just over one year of professional experience. She grew up watching basketball and baseball but grew to love both Men’s and Women’s hockey as well. She enjoys all aspects of the game but puts an emphasis on prospects entering the league. Jayd lives just south of Seattle with her dog, Maverick. When she isn’t watching or writing about sports, Jayd enjoys traveling, going to various concerts and spending time with friends and family.

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