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3 days ago |
nhl.com | Bob Condor
When meeting with the Seattle media Tuesday morning, the Kraken’s recent trade acquisition, Mason Marchment, called himself a “late bloomer.” Every NHL prospect should be so lucky. The undrafted 6-foot-5, 212-pound forward has played 302 regular-season NHL games and another 59 postseason contests over the past five seasons, two with the Florida Panthers and three more with Dallas after signing a four-year contract with the Stars valued at $4.5 million average annual value in the summer of 2022.
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6 days ago |
nhl.com | Bob Condor
At this spring’s International Ice Hockey Men’s World Championship, the gold medal USA squad lost one game in the preliminary round, falling to Switzerland in a 3-0 shutout. The Americans and Swiss met again in the gold medal game, with USA and Kraken teammates Matty Beniers, Mikey Eyssimont, and Joey Daccord winning gold. But there was no surprise for Axel Alavaara that Switzerland was playing in the gold medal game.
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1 week ago |
nhl.com | Bob Condor
Head coach Lane Lambert reinforces his coaching staff with three hires: Aaron Schneekloth, Chris Taylor and Colin Zuilanello, all high performers and all trusted to help build perennial contender June 17, 2025 As the Kraken embark upon the Lane Lambert era, three assistant coaches and fresh voices were added Tuesday to the all-important “nerve-center’’ coaching room that will be the throughline to establishing a winning culture and the playoff runs that follow. The Kraken hired outgoing New...
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1 week ago |
nhl.com | Bob Condor
Kraken coach appreciates opportunity, grateful for hockey mentors from whom he has gleaned lessons way beyond on-ice tactics to build trust, be genuine and discern different values players bring June 16, 2025 When Lane Lambert was named the third head coach in Kraken history, the long-time NHL assistant coach and associate head coach called it “a privilege” to serve in those roles.
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2 weeks ago |
nhl.com | Bob Condor
Like pretty much all Canadian kids, Kraken player development consultant Justin Rai played hockey from a young age. What’s different about Rai is that he wielded a hockey stick on and off the ice all four seasons, year in and year out. “I played other sports, but my family and I always laugh because I played every single type of hockey possible,” said Rai on a recent afternoon after summer training sessions with an impressive group of B.C.-based NHLers and Kraken prospects.
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