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Where the Seattle Storm roster sits currently, February 21st, 2025
Following a press conference with general manager Talisa Rhea and head coach Noelle Quinn that was meant to to discuss their offseason acquisitions, our Seattle Storm have made it clear that free agency is not yet over and they expect to make more moves. With that being said, here's a look at the roster as it sits now and how we got here.
Seattle Mariners players to watch in Spring Training, part two
Spring Training swiftly approaches for our Seattle Mariners, and despite the lack of impactful moves made this offseason and a tiny amount of payroll increase to work with, there are some reasons for excitement. Brittany Wisner provides her players and position groups to watch this Spring.
Seattle Mariners players & position groups to watch in Spring Training, part one
Spring Training swiftly approaches for our Seattle Mariners, and despite the lack of impactful moves made this offseason and a tiny amount of payroll increase to work with, there are some reasons for excitement. Jeffrey Nooney provides his players and position groups to watch this Spring.
Loyd: “I feel like the next 10 years of my life will be my best.”
In her introductory press conference with the Las Vegas Aces, former Seattle Storm guard Jewell Loyd discussed how she views the next chapter of her career and life following the three-team trade that saw her leave the team that drafted her.
Seattle Kraken practice notebook: January 24th, 2025
Following last night's tough loss to the Washington Capitals and prior to their early start game against the Pittsburgh Penguins tomorrow, our Seattle Kraken held a full practice session at the Kraken Community Iceplex that featured some players missing due to injury, a familiar face back on the ice working back from injury, and other notes.
Club original Lu Barnes signs new one-year contract with Seattle Reign
In an expected move, our Seattle Reign FC have brought back club original and team captain Lu Barnes on a one-year deal. A talented defender that remains efficient and incredibly valuable after all these years, Barnes is seemingly setting up for 2025 to be her final campaign in the NWSL.
Midfielder Maddie Mercado re-signs with Seattle Reign on one-year deal
In an expected move, our Seattle Reign FC have brought back young midfielder Maddie Mercado on a one-year deal. After drafting her prior to last season, the Reign will look to keep Mercado's development moving as another depth piece in the midfield.
Who to watch in the 2025 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships from Seattle area teams
With the 2025 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships beginning today, there are nine players that call the Seattle area home currently that you should keep an eye on if you’re a hockey fan around here. Eight of them are prospects of the Seattle Kraken, including one that’s an Everett Silvertips player, and one is a co-captain for our Seattle Thunderbirds.
Work to do in the Windy City: previewing the Kraken at the Blackhawks, December 19th, 2024
Following back-to-back ugly losses to close out a four-game homestand, our Seattle Kraken head out on the road for three games ahead of the NHL’s Holiday break. The Kraken battle the Chicago Blackhawks tonight, a team that is looking to push forward out of a rebuild that has net them Connor Bedard.
Seeking a successful end to the homestand: previewing the Kraken hosting the Senators, December 17th, 2024
To close out their four-game homestand, our Seattle Kraken will host an Ottawa Senators team that has been red hot during the month of December, in large part because of their goaltender. Linus Ullmark, Brady Tkachuk, and the rest of Ottawa come into town looking to handle business against a Kraken team that fell flat against the Tampa Bay Lightning in their last game back on Saturday.
Thursday night battle with Boston: previewing the Kraken hosting the Bruins, December 12th, 2024
Our Seattle Kraken continue their four-game homestand in the middle of the month of December, as they welcome the Boston Bruins to town as the Kraken are in the middle of a four-game stretch against opponents from the Atlantic Division. Here are key storylines, key players, morning skate notes, and other things to watch in our game preview.
Seattle Reign FC announce 2025 roster decisions
With the 2024 season in the rear view mirror and the offseason fully in the present, our Seattle Reign FC have announced their end of season roster decisions. The club has some key names to look at in terms of those out of contract, waived a name local soccer fans will know, and have a roster at 22 players as they look to improve ahead of the 2025 campaign.
Heading into the eye of the storm: previewing the Kraken visiting the Canes, December 3rd, 2024
Our Seattle Kraken, following a disastrous past stretch of games against the Pacific Division that saw them drop four of five, are out on the road for their next four contests. This road trip features tough games against four teams that all seem likely for the postseason, beginning tonight in Raleighwood against the Carolina Hurricanes. Here’s our game preview of Kraken at Canes.
Kraken captain Jordan Eberle to miss three months after successful pelvis surgery
The Seattle Kraken will be without their captain, Jordan Eberle, for at least three months, as the team announced that the veteran forward has undergone surgery today on his pelvis after an ugly crash into the end boards during the win over the Chicago Blackhawks.
Looking to tame Smashville: previewing the Kraken hosting the Predators, November 20th, 2024
To close out their season long six-game homestand, our Seattle Kraken are hosting the Nashville Predators for a Wednesday night showcase on national television at Climate Pledge Arena. Silvia Leija-Rosas and Charles Hamaker preview this game, as the Kraken look to keep stacking points in November.
Buscando domesticar Smashville: vista previa del Kraken que recibirá a los Predators, 20 de noviembre de 2024
Para cerrar su estadía de seis juegos en casa durante toda la temporada, nuestro Seattle Kraken recibirá a los Nashville Predators para una exhibición el miércoles por la noche en la televisión nacional en el Climate Pledge Arena. Silvia Leija-Rosas y Charles Hamaker hacen una vista previa de este juego, mientras el Kraken busca seguir acumulando puntos en noviembre.
Seattle in Smashville: previewing the Kraken battling the Predators to close out opening road trip
Our Seattle Kraken will close out their three-game road trip, the first road set of the 2024-25 season, with a battle against the Nashville Predators in what certainly won't be an easy feat. Despite being winless through two games to open the year, the Predators remain a tough team and that won't change tonight against our Kraken.
Top takeaways from the Seattle Kraken season opening home loss to the St. Louis Blues on October 8th, 2024
Our Seattle Kraken began their 2024-25 campaign with a frustrating defeat at the hands of the St. Louis Blues at Climate Pledge Arena, as what seemed to be an exciting second period quickly flipped with a lapse in time where the Kraken were caught sleeping and the Blues took advantage. Here are a few takeaways from the game from Silvia-Leija Rosas.
Turbulent second period sees Kraken blow two goal lead to Blues and ultimately fall in season opener
The Seattle Kraken opened the 2024-25 season, the fourth season overall for the franchise, with plenty of excitement and activity leading up to puck drop, and that seemed to carry into the game as they had a two-goal early into the second period. That positive momentum and energy didn't carry throughout the rest of the game as Seattle gave up three unanswered goals in the same frame and couldn't fight back.