2024 Kraken Training Camp/Rookie Camp/Preseason

[RainyCityHockey]

Training camp officially starts on September 18th, but rookie camp is already going on and most of the Kraken players are in Seattle as well.

Article about the rookie camp.

Kraken future is now | Seattle Kraken

The team is preparing for an NHL roster influx of multiple homegrown players annually, with candidates on display at this week’s rookie portion of Kraken Camp, pres. by Starbucks

www.nhl.com

The preseason games will start on September 22nd.
09/22 vs Flames
09/24 @ Camucks
09/27 vs Canucks
09/28 @ Oilers
09/30 @ Flames
10/02 vs Oilers

Here are some vids:

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[RainyCityHockey]

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

Up 3-0 against the Avs in the Rookie showcase. Kokko has been excellent. Other than that Jugnauth, Melanson and Goyette have looked pretty good.

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

Fun game if you were a Kraken fan. Won 5-1. Goals by:

Melanson -> Though they seem to have credited Mietteinen
Morrison
Fibigr
Loshko
Nyman (ENG)

Melanson, Loshko, Goyette looked good and were very noticeable (in a good way). Kokko was by far the best Kraken player.

 

[RayMartyniukTotems]

The Kraken have the most Prospects with NHL upside of any organization...whether they all make and how much of a career they have is up there...good to see the Seattle squad building for the Future

 

[Fuhrious]

Fun game if you were a Kraken fan. Won 5-1. Goals by:

Melanson -> Though they seem to have credited Mietteinen
Morrison
Fibigr
Loshko
Nyman (ENG)

Melanson, Loshko, Goyette looked good and were very noticeable (in a good way). Kokko was by far the best Kraken player.

Nice to see Kokko make a big splash, think this season will be a big one for him as far as how seriously people start taking him as a "top prospect".

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

Nice to see Kokko make a big splash, think this season will be a big one for him as far as how seriously people start taking him as a "top prospect".

We were always the better side, I felt, but Kokko stepped up big time early in the 1st when we gave up some breakouts the Avs. Even the goal Kokko gave up at the end was off a rebound. Kid looked good.

 

[The Marquis]

Fun game if you were a Kraken fan. Won 5-1. Goals by:

Melanson -> Though they seem to have credited Mietteinen
Morrison
Fibigr
Loshko
Nyman (ENG)

Melanson, Loshko, Goyette looked good and were very noticeable (in a good way). Kokko was by far the best Kraken player.

Where were you watching?

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

Where were you watching?

The stream link was available on the nhl.com/kraken website. It is today as well, if anyone else is interested in watching.

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

On a side note, I just got an annual subscription to Flo Hockey. AHL.tv has moved over there but it looks like they also cover juniors. Hoping to make some time to follow Catton and Sale.

 

[gstommylee]

On a side note, I just got an annual subscription to Flo Hockey. AHL.tv has moved over there but it looks like they also cover juniors. Hoping to make some time to follow Catton and Sale.

juniors is a separate tier league than the jr majors. WHL/OHL/QMJHL aren't part of flohockey.

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

juniors is a separate tier league than the jr majors. WHL/OHL/QMJHL aren't part of flohockey.

Ah yes. You are correct. It covers AHL, ECHL, etc. but not juniors.

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1836616196369846764

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

Team A is by far the best group. Team C looks like the worst. Wonder why they loaded up Team A so much.

 

[majormajor]

Team A is by far the best group. Team C looks like the worst. Wonder why they loaded up Team A so much.

I feel like this is something I've seen before. Most of the NHL group will be together but with a few leaders peeled off to play with the kids. I think it's basically to get the NHL guys used to each other while making sure the prospects still have some veterans to learn from.

 

[The Marquis]

I feel like this is something I've seen before. Most of the NHL group will be together but with a few leaders peeled off to play with the kids. I think it's basically to get the NHL guys used to each other while making sure the prospects still have some veterans to learn from.

I'm thinking that your explanation explains Team C. Team B is the most interesting to me. Why those particular guys. Largely to me it looks like guys who might need to learn the system, plus a couple of long term Kraken to lead? I dunno. Weird group as well. I figure it probably has to do with focus. Team C is young guys we mostly don't know well and vet guys who may not be Kraken in the near future. I frankly don't care, but I'm glad I have something to overthink and read way too far into! YAY!