Seattle Kraken :: Jet City Ice

After many years of waiting, we will finally birth the newest NHL franchise on Wednesday. We take one last look at who the Kraken should select…

The Arizona Coyotes let the charge in the West Division, sending goaltender Adin Hill to San Jose in exchange for Joseph Korenar. That was just the start…

Chicago moving Duncan Keith to Edmonton was just the tip of the iceberg in the Central Division. See what other teams were up to…

Teams went out of their way to try and screw the Seattle Kraken ahead of the 2021 NHL Expansion Draft. The East Division was a key player.

The off-ice and locker room drama surrounding Evander Kane is the main story for the Sharks, especially with so few worthwhile players available to the Kraken.

The only side deal the Devils will be interested in will be getting rid of P.K. Subban and his $9 million contract. That’s not entirely out of the question.

Another year, another tsunami of injuries, and another first-round playoff exit. Despite this, the Penguins’ roster has a few options for the Kraken…

Seattle needs more than bottom-six forwards and backup goalies to be competitive. How can they meet the draft requirements and still sign quality free agents?

With the Coyotes in disarray all the way from the executive boardroom down to ice level, Arizona’s GM might decide this is the perfect time for a shake-up…

Nashville has two $8 million problems, and they would like to rid themselves of one of them. Will the Kraken help them out? And for what price?