Larsson pads the lead

Seattle head coach Lane Lambert shares his insights after Monday's practice on new players, injury updates, and mentality of the upcoming games this week.

Hockey and yap - Nobody does it like Monty!

Kraken VP of editorial, Geoff Baker, joins the head coach on his commute to Kraken Community Iceplex. The pair talk the Seattle commute, family, and coaching.

Katie Leuthauser moved to Winthrop, Washington, and immediately embedded herself in the local hockey community, coaching U14 girls, playing recreationally, and even driving the Zamboni at the local outdoor rink.

Seattle Kraken General Manager Jason Botterill joins Ian Furness and Alison Lukan on the pre-game show to discuss captain Jordan Eberle’s leadership, the addition of Bobby McMann, and more from the Kraken Hockey Network desk.

Hear from Brandon Montour following Seattle’s 7-4 loss to the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night.

Seattle head coach Lane Lambert speaks with the media after Saturday's 7-4 loss against the Ottawa Senators.

Hear from Eeli Tolvanen after Saturday night's 7-4  loss against the Ottawa Senators.

OTT at SEA | Recap

OTT@SEA: Montour scores PPG against Linus Ullmark

OTT@SEA: Beniers scores goal against Linus Ullmark

OTT@SEA: Tolvanen scores goal against Linus Ullmark

Jacob Melanson with a Goal vs. Ottawa Senators

Jared McCann meets with the media following morning skate at Climate Pledge Arena.

Hear from head coach Lane Lambert ahead of Saturday night's game against the Ottawa Senators.

General Manager Jason Botterill meets with the media at Kraken Community Iceplex at the conclusion of the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline.

Hear from the captain, Jordan Eberle, after signing his two-year extension, keeping him in Seattle through the 2027-28 season.

Jordan Eberle and his son spent the morning at Kraken Community Iceplex to put pen to paper and to celebrate his extension with the Kraken staff.

A Kraken from day 1, Jordan Eberle has signed a two-year contract, keeping him in Seattle through the 2027-28 season.

Born in Russia and raised in Seattle since the age of five, Dasha draws from her own experience growing up in an immigrant household. Her artwork incorporates imagery of roots — a symbol of how women often hold families, communities, and traditions together, much like the roots that anchor forests across Washington.