Coming off a scoreless outing against the Islanders on Sunday, the Kraken appear likely to gain a boost to their offensive production against the Stars on Wednesday with one of their top players returning to the lineup.

The Seattle Kraken took advantage of Chicago Blackhawks star Connor Bedard’s late penalty when Brandon Montour connected with Jaden Schwartz for the winning power-play goal in Seattle’s 3-2 victory against Chicago on Thursday.

Without a goal since the season opener, Mason Marchment understands he’s expected to produce more in his middle-six winger role with the Kraken, and he’s remaining patient as he continues to adjust to his new team and systems.

The Seattle Kraken once again salvaged a point in the standings by the skin of their teeth, but fell in overtime for the second time in a week, as J.T. Miller connected with Will Cuylle to give the New York Rangers a 3-2 overtime win at Climate Pledge Arena on Saturday.

All signs point to Kaapo Kakko returning from his broken hand on Saturday, when the Kraken host his former team, the Rangers. Two of his projected linemates spoke 1-on-1 with the Emerald City Spectrum to discuss what the 24-year-old forward brings to the lineup.

Despite the comeback going incomplete in overtime, Kraken head coach Lane Lambert made a personnel decision to jumpstart the team down three with 14 minutes left that allowed Seattle to come away from their Tuesday game with a point.

While the Kraken went 2-2-2 on their six-game road trip with a mixed bag of results before returning to Climate Pledge Arena for a 3-2 win against the Oilers on Saturday, Ryan Winterton has started to find his niche with an increasing role in his third season.

The Kraken are back in town following a six-game road trip, during which they went 2-2-2. Coming off a 3-0 win against the Jets on Thursday, can they keep momentum going against the visiting Oilers?

After their 4-3 overtime win against the Maple Leafs on Saturday, the Kraken are halfway through their six-game road trip. Who stood out in Toronto and how has the trip gone for Lane Lambert’s team this far?

Ushering in a new era of Kraken hockey under coach Lane Lambert, intensity has been taken up a few notches on the ice. What has stood out so far with the regular season set to begin on October 9?

The Seattle Kraken wrapped up their preseason slate with a 4-2 win against the Edmonton Oilers at Climate Pledge Arena on Wednesday. What stood out from the final exhibition tune-up?

While the Seattle Kraken welcomed two of their top veterans back to action, they had another one absent from Tuesday’s practice as they continue to deal with injuries during training camp leading up to the start of a new season.

Bouncing on and off the Kraken’s roster over the past couple of seasons on two-way contracts, John Hayden has sights on sticking around permanently this time around. What are his biggest goals with camp and the preseason now underway?

Several Kraken players managed to raise their stock regarding their chances of making the roster or moving up the organizational depth chart in the preseason opener against the Canucks, while others did the opposite.

It was only the first day of training camp on Thursday, but it appears the Kraken will be granting two of their top young prospects every opportunity to earn a spot on the opening night roster for the 2025-26 season.

With a new coach taking over for the second straight season and camp soon to kick off, the Kraken hope a young nucleus can gel with several newcomers to steer the team back towards playoff contention.

Heading into the 2025-26 season with a new coaching staff, the Kraken will be counting on big steps forward from Matty Beniers and recently re-signed Kaapo Kakko to elevate the play of an otherwise aging forwards group.

Coachella Valley forward Justin Janicke is eligible to sign with any NHL club after the 2021 seventh-round pick’s draft rights with Seattle expired on Friday.

The Seattle Kraken acquired more center help on Thursday for a cheap price as their busy offseason continues.

Missing the playoffs for a second straight year, the Kraken didn’t meet their own expectations in year one under coach Dan Blysma. But there’s reason for optimism looking towards 2025-26.