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PWHL expanding to Seattle for 2025-26 season, Kraken to play supporting role
Seattle is the PWHL’s second expansion team after the announcement of Vancouver last week, and the league’s eighth franchise, with the original six markets in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Boston, New York and Minnesota. The team will join the league’s single-entity ownership structure under The Walter Group.
To say Gina Rome and Ashley Hufford have their dream job would be a little misleading — it wasn't a job they knew they could ...
Tocchet is a highly coveted head coach currently under contract with Kraken rival Vancouver Canucks. Earlier this week, the ...
NHL.com staff writer Anna Kulesa will be filing a biweekly notebook on all the happenings in the Professional Women’s Hockey ...
Dan Bylsma’s long-awaited return to running an NHL bench did not last long. Bylsma has been fired by the Seattle Kraken after ...
Dan Bylsma was let go after his first season, and inaugural general manager Ron Francis will now be the Kraken's president.
Today, the Seattle Kraken announced that they have relieved head coach Dan Bylsma of his duties. “We thank Dan for his ...
The Seattle Kraken are firing Dan Bylsma and will begin a "full search" for a coach, per Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet and ...
After the Vancouver Canucks chose not to pick up the option on Rick Tocchet's contract for the 2025-26 season, they tried to ...
There are several windows and dates to keep track of during what should prove to be a busy summer for the Seattle Kraken.
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The PWHL will expand to eight teams next season by adding Seattle as its second expansion franchise alongside Vancouver ...
Massachusetts natives Joey Daccord and Matty Beniers have been selected to help Team USA seek its first IIHF Men’s World ...
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