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Seattle Goes Crazy for a Sharp-Dressed Finn
Seattle Kraken forward Eeli Tolvanen is one fashionable Finn, as fans have noticed throughout the 2025-26 season. While the NHL’s new dress code policy allows players to have a more relaxed look coming into games, “Tolvy” has turned the heat on with his walk-in fits. Miracle Lucketti caught up with Eeli to discuss his fashion thoughts.
Kraken Lose in Overtime, Extend Point Streak, and Throw a Pride Party
The Seattle Kraken were unable to secure another victory at home on Pride Night, but did manage to extend their points streak with an overtime defeat to the Minnesota Wild. The visiting Wild got on the board twice in the first period to force the Kraken to play catch up, but two goals in the third period put Seattle right back in the contest.
Breaking Down Seattle Kraken 2025-26 Blue Carpet Looks
The Seattle Kraken Blue Carpet was back ahead of the teams opener against Anaheim to kick off the 2025-26 season, and this years opening night roster did not disappoint. Miracle Lucketti ranks her favorite looks from the Kraken.
Live, Laugh, Larsson: Celebrating Seattle’s Favorite Big Cat
Adam Larsson became a fan favorite for the Seattle Kraken very quickly into his tenure with the NHL's 32nd franchise, whether it be thanks to hard hits on the ice or antics off it. Miracle Lucketti details how the "Big Cat" became such a favorite for Seattle's fanbase.
Top Kraken Takeaways From Seattle’s Home Preseason Win Over Vancouver, September 21st, 2025
Our Seattle Kraken opened their preseason schedule ahead of the 2025-26 campaign on Sunday, September 22nd with a victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Here are some key takeaways from CSS Kraken writers Jayd Serdy and Miracle Lucketti.
Kraken play spoiler against St. Louis with shootout win over Blues
Our Seattle Kraken took a shootout victory over the St. Louis Blues, in Seattle’s second to last game of the season, in seven rounds of extra hockey after the overtime period. The game was largely quiet until the first ten minutes of the third period, when the scoring exploded. Our Jayd Serdy recaps this contest.
Flambéing the Shark Fins: Seattle Kraken slice up San Jose in 5-1 road win
Our Seattle Kraken have kept positive momentum rolling over from their satisfying victory to begin this five-game road trip, as they put up five goals for the second consecutive game in an opportunistic contest against the San Jose Sharks at the SAP Center.
Similar result, different day: Kraken fall to Stars, 3-1, in contest that mirrors game two days ago
For the second time in three days, our Seattle Kraken played host to the Dallas Stars. In similar fashion, the Kraken scored first, went down two goals to one for most of the game, and ultimately couldn't get an equalizer as they let their netminder down. Jayd Serdy details the loss at Climate Pledge Arena.
Burning up the Oilers: Kraken use five-goal second period to blowout Edmonton, 6-1
Our Seattle Kraken began a three-game homestand on Thursday, March 27th with a blowout victory over a banged up Edmonton Oilers team without McDavid, Draisaitl, and Stuart Skinner. A five-goal second period ultimately saw the Kraken prevail against a Pacific division rival at home.
Top takeaways from the Seattle Kraken season opening home loss to the St. Louis Blues on October 8th, 2024
Our Seattle Kraken began their 2024-25 campaign with a frustrating defeat at the hands of the St. Louis Blues at Climate Pledge Arena, as what seemed to be an exciting second period quickly flipped with a lapse in time where the Kraken were caught sleeping and the Blues took advantage. Here are a few takeaways from the game from Silvia-Leija Rosas.
Turbulent second period sees Kraken blow two goal lead to Blues and ultimately fall in season opener
The Seattle Kraken opened the 2024-25 season, the fourth season overall for the franchise, with plenty of excitement and activity leading up to puck drop, and that seemed to carry into the game as they had a two-goal early into the second period. That positive momentum and energy didn't carry throughout the rest of the game as Seattle gave up three unanswered goals in the same frame and couldn't fight back.
Seattle Kraken morning skate notes: January 24th, 2024
The January 24th, 2024 Morning Skate for the Seattle Kraken, ahead of their battle against the Chicago Blackhawks later in the day, featured a few returns for the team in terms of players that had been dealing with injury, and potential progress updates.
Pitching a shutout, with run support: Joey Daccord perfect in net as Kraken blank Golden Knights in 2024 Winter Classic
In the 2024 Winter Classic, the hosting Seattle Kraken defeated the Las Vegas Golden Knights in a 3-0 shutout, as Eeli Tolvanen, Will Borgen, and Yanni Gourde all scored in a day that celebrated the city of Seattle as a true hockey town.
Calming the Flames in Calgary: Kraken pick up big win against Pacific Division rival to extend point streak to seven games
Behind the storybook start of goaltender Chris Driedger, the Seattle Kraken collected only their second ever victory against the Calgary Flames as Kailer Yamamoto got the scoring started and Alex Wennberg got the clutch game winning goal in the third period to extend the teams point streak to seven games.
Kraken continue to march forward with newfound offensive momentum, beat Chicago with emphatic 7-1 scoreline
The Seattle Kraken collected their second consecutive victory, and second on a six-game homestand, as they delivered a blowout victory over the Chicago Blackhawks. Seattle's 4th line brought the fight once again, and the Kraken handled business against a bruised Chicago team.
Sinking fast: Kraken drop their eighth-straight with shutout loss to Wild
The Kraken saw their losing streak push to eight-games, as a strong effort and some golden opportunities on the power play ultimately didn't translate into results as Seattle was shutout in their home barn by a very beatable Wild team.
Kraken dominate battle of the Sea with 7-1 victory over Sharks
Against a struggling Sharks team on the day before American Thanksgiving, the Kraken handled business and dominated San Jose from the start. That included a four-goal first period, and Seattle nearly shutout the Sharks had it not been for a Mike Hoffman goal in the latter half of the third period.
Kraken continue crunch time woes, as they remain winless at home against the Flames
The Seattle Kraken went to overtime yet again, this time falling in frustrating fashion to the Calgary Flames. Seattle had a strong second period push but couldn't maintain it through the third period and ultimately saw this game get away from them.
The good, the bad, and the ugly: Notes from the Seattle Kraken loss against the Colorado Avalanche, November 13th, 2023
The Seattle Kraken showed a solid effort in the first period and got a strong performance from Joey Daccord, but the negatives continue to show up and were especially highlighted against a talented Colorado Avalanche team.
Avalanche bury fast start from Kraken, Colorado beats Seattle 4-1
The Seattle Kraken, fresh off a disappointing and frustrating loss to the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday followed up by an intense practice, dropped a dud against the Colorado Avalanche despite a strong first period start for the home side.