Published 5 days ago • Edmonton, Canada • Updated 4 days ago

Kraken play the Oilers on losing streak

The Seattle Kraken aim to stop a three-game losing streak against the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday at 10 p.m. In Seattle.
The Kraken's overall record is 30-36-6 and are 8-10-2 against the Pacific Division.
The Oilers hold a record of 41-25-5 and previously defeated the Kraken 5-4.
Key players include Jaden Schwartz with 21 goals for the Kraken and Connor McDavid with 26 goals for the Oilers.

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Jackson Progress-Argus

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Short-handed Oilers hope to extend dominance of Kraken

With star forwards Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid still sidelined due to injuries, the Edmonton Oilers continue their pursuit of a top-two finish in the Pacific Division when they travel to Seattle to play the Kraken on Thursday.

4 days ago·Jackson, United States

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Winnipeg Free Press

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Kraken play the Oilers on losing streak

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NHL

PREVIEW: Oilers at Kraken

The Oilers conclude back-to-back games on Thursday at Climate Pledge Arena against the Kraken

4 days ago·United States

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Davy Jones Locker Room

Kraken vs. Oilers GAMETHREAD

It’s good to be back in CPA. Let’s hope the Kraken can give these Oilers a genuine fright. Also, good luck to the M’s today! I know it’s not necessarily needed given their competition is a real estate scheme gone horribly awry, but you never know. LET’S GO KRAKEN, LET’S GO SQUIDS… Source

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Sound Of Hockey

A plan to prevent tanking in the NHL - Burn Point Threshold - Sound Of Hockey

We’re at that point in the season when the Seattle Kraken are playing games that no longer have playoff implications. I still enjoy tuning in, but it’s undeniably more fun when they win or battle hard in close contests. The decreasing importance of the games got us at Sound Of Hockey thinking about how to prevent tanking in the NHL—the act of deliberately icing a subpar roster in hopes of losing and landing a higher draft pick.Let’s walk through…

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