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Seattle Kraken Open 2026-27 Season 2-2

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Seattle Kraken Open 2026-27 Season 2-2

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Seattle opened the 2026-27 season 2-2, earning two 6-1 wins over Calgary before losing to Edmonton and Vegas. In a 6-2 loss to the Golden Knights, Vegas led 5-0 after two periods before Shane Wright and Jared McCann scored for Seattle. The Kraken face a favorable stretch of upcoming games, but their early results have yet to show how consistently they can compete against top contenders. Seattle is also looking to first goals from newcomer Bobby McMann and young forwards Mackie Samoskevich, Berkly Catton, Ryan Winterton and Jacob Melanson as signs they could contribute in important roles. Samoskevich’s first Kraken goal showcased the speed and scoring ability Seattle sought when acquiring him.

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