NHL Tonight analyst Ken Daneyko says Toronto Maple Leafs free agent Mitch Marner isn't worth the money. Carolina Hurricanes emerge as favorite.

As hockey continues to gain momentum in the Seattle area, a leading equipment retailer is expanding its local presence with a new location.

For the third time this month, the Seattle Kraken have re-signed a popular Firebirds player, keeping them in the organization and out of free agency. This time it's defenseman Cale Fleury.

SEATTLE, June 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Pure Hockey, the largest hockey equipment retailer in the United States, announced today the opening of its new Seattle, WA, location. This is Pure Hockey's ...

SEATTLE, June 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Pure Hockey, the largest hockey equipment retailer in the United States, announced today the opening of its new Seattle, WA, location.

Kraken Seattle Kraken draft forward Jake O'Brien with 8th overall pick The Kraken selected the 6-foot-2 forward from the Brantford Bulldogs of the Ontario Hockey League.

Since the Seattle Kraken announced in late April that longtime NHL executive Jason Botterill would be promoted to be their new GM, the Kraken have been one of the busiest teams on the trade front.

It appears as though he's only available to 31 teams however, as he's all but confirmed that he'll be departing the Maple Leafs, and now former three-time Stanley Cup winner Ken Daneyko has ...

The debate will continue on until decisions are made, but one former NHLer and three-time Stanley Cup Champion, Ken Daneyko, made his feelings very clear about which pending UFA he would sign.

The Seattle Seahawks revealed new injury news that could cause some concern among fans and fantasy football owners alike.

Hockey PWHL Seattle taps Steve O'Rourke as the expansion team's first coach Steve O’Rourke takes the helm of the PWHL Seattle team, bringing local ties and extensive coaching experience.

Ken Griffey Jr. may legitimately be the best first-half hitter in MLB history. And now he's got company. Cal Raleigh has taken a seat alongside Junior to join him in Seattle Mariners history.