Whenever a team brings on a new head coach, everyone holds their breath. How much success and failure actually rides on the coach remains a fun debate topic for any professional sport.
From well before Dan Bylsma was promoted from the Coachella Valley Firebirds of the American Hockey League to head coach of the Seattle Kraken, it was publicly known that he has a comedic side.
The Seattle Kraken lost their home opener 3-2 to the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday. The focus, however, was behind the bench where the team made history. Assistant coach Jessica Campbell became the first woman to ever coach in an NHL game in the Kraken-Blues matchup.
While there were some highly memorable moments from Opening Day at Climate Pledge Arena, the outcome was more of the same for the Kraken, who still have yet to win a season-opening game in four tries (0-3-1).
The Seattle Kraken opened their 2024-25 season by naming a new captain in Jordan Eberle, but they also made history when the puck hit the ice. When the Kraken hit the ice for their first game of the season, assistant coach Jessica Campbell became the first woman to ever coach an NHL game.
The Seattle Kraken have been active this offseason, making a splash in free agency and shaking up the coaching staff. With the NHL preseason starting in just over a month, we wanted to go over what we expect to see from the Kraken under new bench boss, Dan Bylsma.
Jessica Campbell and the Seattle Kraken created NHL history on Wednesday afternoon as Campbell was named to an assistant coaching position on Head Coach Dan Bylsma’s staff for the 2024-25 season. Campbell started as a skating coach after her playing career where she assisted several NHL players.
The Seattle Kraken continue to break hockey barriers and their latest move has seen them hire Jessica Campbell as the first female assistant coach in NHL history.
The Seattle Kraken is making waves throughout the NHL by announcing Jessica Campbell as the new assistant coach to work alongside head coach Dan Bylsma and the rest of the Kraken coaching staff.
In a historic move for the NHL, the Seattle Kraken announced Wednesday the promotion of Jessica Campbell to assistant coach, making her the first woman to hold the position full-time with an NHL team.
A lot of teams are on the hunt for players from the Seattle Kraken. After only getting 34 wins and finishing second-to-last in the Pacific Division, there are a lot of things to change when Dan Bylsma arrives.
With just four teams left in the 2024 National Hockey League post-season, this Around the NHL will focus on more off-season news. One player still playing for a dirty play, while two teams have made moves to their front office.
The Seattle Kraken have found their new bench boss. It announced on Tuesday that Dan Bylsma has been hired as the second head coach in the organization’s short history.
The Seattle Kraken have announced that Dan Bylsma will be the club’s new head coach. Bylsma is Dave Hakstol’s successor, the latter having received his marching orders on April 29.
Earlier today, the Kraken confirmed the hiring of Dan Bylsma as the team’s head coach. He is well known within the organization, having coached the school club for the past two years.
Daily Faceoff insider Frank Seravalli reported Monday that Dan Bylsma would be named the new head coach of the Seattle Kraken. Bylsma, 53, won a Stanley
The Seattle Kraken fired head coach Dave Hakstol earlier this spring. They’ve conducted a search to find the franchise’s second-ever bench boss ever since.
The Seattle Kraken are expected to name Dan Bylsma their new head coach, according to multiple reports Monday. The Kraken are planning a news conference for Tuesday morning, when they're reportedly planning to introduce Bylsma as the second coach in franchise history.
The Seattle Kraken will name Dan Bylsma as the team’s next head coach in a press conference on Tuesday, according to reports. The Kraken teased the announcement
The Seattle Kraken have made a coaching decision. It’s been reported that Dan Bylsma has been hired as the second head coach in the team’s history. News of the report came on late Monday afternoon.
It looks like one of the teams out west has its new bench boss. According to Daily Faceoff insider Frank Seravalli, the Seattle Kraken will be introducing Dan Bylsma as the second head coach in franchise history.
Former Pittsburgh Penguins head coach Dan Bylsma will return to the NHL, according to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. The Seattle Kraken parted ways with coach Dave Hakstol following a disappointing season in which Seattle missed the playoffs, a significant step backward from their strong playoff run last season.
The Kraken are expected to promote Dan Bylsma from their minor-league affiliate to fill their head coaching vacancy, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports.
Dan Bylsma has had plenty of success in his career. He is a Stanley Cup winner, has won over 320 games in the NHL and was the recipient of the 2011 Jack Adams Award.
A former Stanley Cup winning coach with the Pittsburgh Penguins is back behind the bench with a brand new team. Dan Byslma won the Cup with the Penguins in 2009 and has recently been hired as the first ever head coach of the Coachella Valley Firebirds.
In this edition of Kraken News & Rumors, I’ll discuss two new coaching hires by the Seattle Kraken, as well as an update on the team’s leadership group and potential captaincy candidates.
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