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Pacific Division · Est. 2021

Seattle Kraken

2025–26 · 34–37–11 · 79 pts · #6 Pacific
GM: Jason Botterill HC: Lane Lambert
Team xGF%
45.6
% · all situations · HighDanger xG
Identity
Tight-checking mediocrity
Treading water
Contention window
Stalled
5 seasons, no real direction
Coach
Lambert
Defensive identity install
Avg age · forwards
27.4
computed from roster
Team Identity
Tight-checking mediocrity · Treading water

Matty Beniers and Jared McCann still drive the offense but the Kraken missed the playoffs again, stuck in the same identity-less middle they've been in since their improbable 2023 second-round run. Defensive metrics are middle of the pack, the offense is middle of the pack, the prospect pool is middle of the pack, and Joey Daccord's goaltending was the only thing keeping them from being genuinely bad. Five seasons in and the Kraken still don't have a real star, a real direction, or a real reason to tune in, the most aggressively forgettable team in the NHL.

Cap situation · 2026-27

Cap committed
$86.51M
of $104.0M
Cap space
$17.49M
Players signed
24/23
1 over limit
Pending RFAs
1
team-controlled
Cap utilization83%

Lines · cap by group

5-year points history

Regular-season points, last five seasons.

Organization strength

Active NHL roster only. Bar = team vs league average (▼).
Forwards · 18 36.5
top Jared McCann (63.1) league 38.2 NHLe pts/82
Defense · 8 22.3
top Vince Dunn (44.5) league 24.7 NHLe pts/82
Goalies · 5 .907
top Matt Murray (0.9216) league .896 SV%
Injury report (0)
via CBS Sports
No injuries reported - offseason (updated in September).

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2026 Draft Class

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2 selections in rounds 1-3. Prospect pages; NHL roster spots come as they sign.