There’s no way to sugarcoat what has become glaringly obvious after a month of play in the 2023-24 NHL season. The Seattle Kraken haven’t found the magic that made the 2022-23 campaign – their second season of existence – such an unexpectedly thrilling ride. Instead, a slow start that bears more of a resemblance to the franchise’s debut has sown seeds of doubt in the Pacific Northwest.
After going 3-5-2 (.400 points percentage/PTS%) in October, the Kraken have managed a slightly improved record of 3-3-2 and a .500 PTS% midway through November.
This month’s results give them a collective 6-8-4 record on the year, putting them two points out of
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