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Seattle Kraken: Feast or Famine?!
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Today's episode features a check-in on the Seattle Kraken at just 11 games into the season, as they continue a 5-game road trip. Seems like a decent start to a season, but the road ahead is long and Rick joins to help break it all down.
Rick and Mike assess the season’s start at 5-5-1, and talk about how the Kraken are treading water but showing potential. They dive into discuss prior game stumbles against Toronto and preview their upcoming face-off with Ottawa. Join along as they break down key highlights, chat about defensive zone giveaways, discuss the current state of the Kraken powerplay, and focus on how faceoff battles in the offensive zone can be a huge difference maker.
In addition, the guys analyze Joey Daccord’s recent starts and discuss John Forslund’s take on the Kraken’s goaltending challenges. Is Daccord showing potential, or is this goaltending carousel holding the Kraken back? And what about the early returns from new faces like Stephenson and Montour?
Tune in for all this and more to explore whether the Kraken are a “Feast or Famine” team this season!
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