A busy offseason is at hand for the Washington Capitals. It’s been three years since Alex Ovechkin and some of the Caps went wet and wild at Georgetown Waterfront after delivering the first ...

The Seattle Kraken are in just their fourth season as an NHL franchise and are a team hungry for success. 2022-23 was a shocking campaign, as the Kraken made it to the second round of the Stanley ...

Looking for a spark on offense, Team Finland is turning to a Seattle Kraken winger. 24-year-old forward Kaapo Kakko was a healthy scratch for the team's opening contest of the 4 Nations Face-Off.

Seattle Kraken forward Kaapo Kakko will make his 4 Nations Face-Off debut, replacing Montreal Canadiens' Joel Armia in Team Finland's lineup. Seattle Kraken forward Kaapo Kakko will make his 4 ...

The Seattle Kraken could be making the franchise leader in goals and points, Jared McCann, available at this year's trade deadline, according to Sportsnet's Jacob Stoller. The Kraken selected ...

Why they wouldn’t: The Kraken like him, and no one’s offering enough. He’s been a 20-goal scorer each of his two seasons in Seattle, and he hasn’t missed a single game because of injury.

The 39-year-old Ovechkin is within striking distance of Wayne Gretzky's all-time NHL goals record of 894. "The Great One" ...

Eberle is able to spend six days or three games in the minors, though Seattle can appeal for additional games. The Firebirds play three more times before the Kraken’s next outing on Feb. 22 at ...

However, another Russian legend disagrees with this advice from the great Alexander Ovechkin. Indeed, Pavel Bure contradicted Ovi in a recent interview he gave to RG Media. Pavel Bure sounds off ...

Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin is hard at work despite being on vacation. The NHL star, nicknamed “The Great 8,” is using the NHL break for the 4 Nations Face-Off to work on his ...

MONTREAL — Kaapo Kakko has lived in the fast lane since he was traded from New York to Seattle on Dec. 18 ... from Dallas to Chicago to meet the Kraken for his first game in a different jersey ...

Washington Capitals winger Alex Ovechkin is just 16 goals away from breaking Wayne Gretzky's scoring record of 894 goals. Ovechkin's scoring pace is two goals per every three games played.