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Is Ron Francis Safe?
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The Seattle Kraken are at a crossroads after 4 years as an inconsistent expansion franchise.
Season 4 for the Seattle Kraken has been rough, and hosts Mike and Rick are here to break it all down. From Todd Leiweke’s recent interview, and speculation towards the trade deadline and offseason, join as the guys dive into what might be next for the franchise.
Should the Kraken be sellers? Is Ron Francis’ vision still working? And what does the future hold for fan-favorites like Yanni Gourde and Brandon Tanev?
Mike and Rick also discuss the Phillip Grubauer goalie situation, the state of the team’s core, and what moves Seattle should consider to build a more competitive roster.
Plus, let's turn our attention to the electric Four Nations Face-Off tournament—because watching some really good hockey has been a refreshing change of pace!
Tune in for all this and more, as Mike and Rick navigate the highs and lows of the Kraken’s season!
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01:17:06 4 Nations Faceoff!
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