In recent weeks, I’ve explored the biggest questions surrounding the Seattle Kraken, the significance of Alex Mandrycky’s promotion, and highlighted three Kraken players with the most to prove this season. However, with the start of the NHL season creeping closer, let’s shift our attention to the league as a whole.
The 2021-22 campaign offered plenty of storylines, including the Colorado Avalanche finally reaching the NHL summit again, the league having their first 60-goal player since 2011-12, and Igor Shesterkin submitting one of the most superhuman goalie seasons of the cap era.
The 2022-23 campaign promises to feature plenty of similar storylines and extraordinary performances at both the individual and team level. Now,
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