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Seattle Times NHL writer/columnist. Author of "Rising from the Deep: The Seattle Kraken, a tenacious push for expansion and the Emerald City's sports revival"
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Divisional Deep Dive

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By Geoff Baker Verified
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The Kraken will play an NHL-high 11 of their first 24 games against teams in their own Pacific Division, an onslaught of early four-point games brought about by an expanded NHL schedule and their November trip to Finland July 17, 2026 An expanded NHL regular season will make for a much different and mettle testing October and November than the Kraken have previously been used to.
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Bake’s Takes: Games I’d Pick For ‘Build-A-Pack’

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By Geoff Baker Verified
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A newly expanded 84-game NHL schedule starts Oct. 1 for the Kraken in Calgary, heads to Finland in November and culminates April 10 in Chicago, with the team also introducing a plan allowing fans to customize their own 3-9 game home ticket packs Mark your calendars, the 2026-27 Seattle Kraken schedule presented by Alaska Airlines is here... and it's quintessentially Seattle! July 16, 2026 A sixth season of Kraken hockey begins Oct.
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Deterrent By Necessity, Player At Heart

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By Seattle Kraken, Geoff Baker Verified
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For newly signed Kraken forward Curtis Douglas, the NHL’s tallest player at 6-foot-9, 242 pounds, fighting helped him break into professional hockey but it’s the continued work at improving his skating with a highly unusual body type that will likely determine how long he stays July 10, 2026 Towering forward and newest Kraken addition Curtis Douglas had just stepped off the ice at one of his thrice-weekly private skating lessons meant to keep him in the NHL for something other than pounding...
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