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SEATTLE — Those cheers from the home fans as Philipp Grubauer skated off the ice with 56 minutes still to play Friday night was as ominous a sound as any Seattle Kraken supporter wants to be hearing or making.

TAMPA, Fla. — The Lightning were on their heels midway through the second period Tuesday night. A relentless Seattle Kraken forecheck was buzzing, Tampa Bay was fighting to get the puck out of its own end, and it seemed like just a matter of time before it relinquished its one-goal…

SEATTLE — The Seattle Kraken couldn’t muster a comeback against the Florida Panthers and their franchise-best, seven-game win streak came to an end Saturday night at Climate Pledge Arena with a 5-1 loss.

LAS VEGAS — The Seattle Kraken got to see how they measured up against the Pacific Division’s best Friday night and liked the findings. Andre Burakovsky scored twice and Philipp Grubauer was in net for his first win of the season on his 31st birthday, making 19 saves in a…

SEATTLE — Make that two overtime wins in a row for the Seattle Kraken, who went back to the drawing board with 3-on-3 play this week.

SEATTLE — Facing a goaltending nemesis that’s had their franchise’s number wasn’t the easiest way for the Seattle Kraken to try to end a mini slump.

SEATTLE — Blake Wheeler was the Winnipeg Jets’ brawler-turned-savior, knocking a loose puck behind Seattle Kraken goalie Martin Jones with less than four seconds left in regulation to force overtime.

SEATTLE — This was obviously going to be a huge Friday night home test for the Seattle Kraken once it was confirmed hulking defenseman Jamie Oleksiak would miss at least a couple of games.

CALGARY, Alberta — Yanni Gourde tied it, Matty Beniers sealed it and the Seattle Kraken surged back to a 5-4 victory Tuesday night at the Saddledome after spotting the Calgary Flames a two-goal lead earlier in the third period.

SEATTLE — Jared McCann and Matty Beniers extended their goal streaks to four and three games, respectively, as the Seattle Kraken tied the game twice but couldn’t recover a third-period goal in time, falling 5-4 Thursday night to previously winless Vancouver.

DENVER — There were moments throughout this hard-fought contest against the defending Stanley Cup champions when the Seattle Kraken showed signs of “lapses” that coach Dave Hakstol warned had cost his team a couple of nights before.