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The Kraken not only have half a dozen Cup winners, but those players come from a variety of different title teams. They're not alone: 14 of the 16 teams in the playoffs have at least one player with his name on the Cup and every single champion since the salary cap era began is represented somewhere.
In a chippy and physical series in the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar made sure to emphasize that Colorado isn't the only team doling out the blows.
In the Avalanche's 3-2 Game 4 overtime loss, Cale Makar became the most unlikely villain of the 2023 playoffs.
Facing possible 3-1 deficit in first-round series, Kraken instead dramatically even it at 2-2 against defending champs via winning goal by Jordan Eberle. All about best-of-three now
Before the Seattle Kraken played the first NHL playoff game in franchise history, players heard from those on the roster who have already won the Stanley Cup.