Kraken Lose Series, Face Offseason Changes

0:00It's April 17th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is NHL News today, AI-powered updates on your squad. The Seattle Kraken wrapped up their 2025-26 season with a two-nothing loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday, April 16th. Colorado swept the three-game series and controlled the play from the jump, scoring late in the second period after an earlier goal got wiped out. Early in the first, the Avalanche thought they had one, but Kraken coach Lane Lambert nailed a challenge for offside, only the team's second all year, and both times it worked in their favor, that kept things scoreless through 20 minutes. Rookie Goldie Victor Osman got his first full NHL start, called up from the minors along with Nicholas Coco because of injuries to the top guys, and a family issue for Matt Murray. Osman stood tall, stopping 33 of 35 shots for a 0.943 save percentage. Seattle got outshot bad, most of the night, 17-7 in the first, 11-5 in the second, but

1:02ported on late with 10-7 in the bay, third, still, the defense left holes, and they couldn't crack Colorado's net. Now the offseason hits, with the 20-26 draft and roster shakes on deck. The Kraken know they got a build consistency to flip the script next year.