Digging into the 2025-26 Seattle Kraken schedule
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The Seattle Kraken are gearing up for an exciting 2025-26 NHL season, building on their performance from the previous year. With the offseason underway, fans are eager to see how the team will market their slate of games and which matchups will stand out. The Kraken are already looking forward to key games against rivals and are expected to face challenges, especially when competing against formidable teams like the Colorado Avalanche and the Tampa Bay Lightning.
This season, the spotlight will be on star players such as Matty Beniers and Jared McCann, who are anticipated to make significant contributions on the ice. The Kraken's success will rely heavily on the team's ability to capitalize on their home games at Climate Pledge Arena, where the atmosphere is electric and the support from fans is unparalleled.
In terms of scheduling, the Kraken will need to navigate tough stretches and capitalize on opportunities against lower-ranked opponents. Matchups against teams like the Chicago Blackhawks and Minnesota Wild could prove crucial for the Kraken's playoff aspirations. Overall, the team is looking to make a deep playoff run, solidifying their status as a competitive force in the Western Conference.
This season, the spotlight will be on star players such as Matty Beniers and Jared McCann, who are anticipated to make significant contributions on the ice. The Kraken's success will rely heavily on the team's ability to capitalize on their home games at Climate Pledge Arena, where the atmosphere is electric and the support from fans is unparalleled.
In terms of scheduling, the Kraken will need to navigate tough stretches and capitalize on opportunities against lower-ranked opponents. Matchups against teams like the Chicago Blackhawks and Minnesota Wild could prove crucial for the Kraken's playoff aspirations. Overall, the team is looking to make a deep playoff run, solidifying their status as a competitive force in the Western Conference.