Seattle Kraken

Seems backwards?

Kraken Training Camp gets underway next week with familiar and new faces alike as competition ramps up for the 2023-24 opening night roster

Howdy folks! This week I'll be looking at the setup some lemmy bots to support the community as we start getting into games and news. First thing will be auto game threads. Second would be a sidebar updater with standings and upcoming games. Are there any other regular posts that we should consider posting here as a matter of course? Weekly pinned general threads? Any thoughts?

If anything, the Kraken should look at themselves as an example demonstrating why faceoffs don’t matter. They’d benefit far more trying to improve their special teams that ranked in the bottom-half of the league too. Bellemare helps on the faceoff side, but really he’ll do much more for the penalty kill. So even that signing is evidence of other motivations outside of faceoff circle.

I don’t think the Kraken are better. They may be slightly worse.

Much of that is by design — they need to work in prospects Shane Wright, Ryker Evans and Tye Kartye. So, a possible step backward before moving forward.

I've recently been added to the mod team, and I'm curious what subscribers to this community are interested in. Do we want articles? Podcast episodes? Videos? Tweets? Daily conversation threads? What do you want to see at the top of your feed when you open up your Lemmy client?

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The Kraken announced on rapidly deteriorating ego boost masquerading as a social media website Twitter dot com today that they have signed Kailer Yamamoto to a one year contract worth 1.5 Million against the Salary Cap! Yamamoto is a true Washington state product; born in Spokane, played for the Spokane Chiefs, has played in the western conference since his drafting in 2017