Seattle Kraken Weekly

Jack Armstrong breaks down Seattle's embarrassing 6-2 loss to the Flames after a season-opening stretch where they owned Calgary, dissecting the broken penalty kill and what it means heading into the season finale against the same opponent.

Brandon Montour buries the winner with 32.7 seconds left after Seattle blows yet another two-goal third-period lead. The Kraken are now 8-0-0 in games they've held a multi-goal advantage, and at 8-4-1 this is the best start in franchise history. Jack Armstrong breaks down how Mahura's curse ended, Catton keeps rolling, and why this team refuses to lose the way they're supposed to.

Seattle Kraken host Jack Armstrong breaks down the 5-1 loss to Minnesota at Climate Pledge Arena, examining how a competitive first period unraveled into a second-period collapse that exposed real questions about this team's depth and defensive structure.

Seattle overcomes a late 3-3 tie against Utah, snapping last season's ugly streak with a 5-3 win at Climate Pledge Arena. Jack Armstrong breaks down the Samoskevich dagger, the Beniers power play surge, and what this means for the homestand.

The Kraken built a 3-0 lead, watched Detroit claw all the way back, but Bobby McMann buried the shootout winner in round four to seal a 4-3 win at Climate Pledge Arena. Jack Armstrong breaks down the emotional roller coaster, the defensive collapse, and why this extra point matters more than it looks.

Jack Armstrong breaks down Seattle's 8-3 loss to Florida, examining the defensive collapse, the bright spots from Wright and Evans, and what this means for a Kraken team that was riding high on the road.