and a tattoo representing Kraken's logo. Finding a perfect mascot for the Seattle Kraken was a two-year-long process that started in 2020, the time when the team revealed its name. Since ...

The mascot pays tribute to the Fremont Troll, a well-known art structure located underneath the Fremont Bridge in Seattle. According to Lamont Buford, the Kraken's vice president of ...

Buoy is the Seattle sea-troll who inhabits the caverns of Climate Pledge Arena and for who nothing beats a day filled with Kraken hockey and the team's fans. Buoy's favorite meal is Shark mixed ...

The team liked the way the name sounds when chanted, the troll links to Seattle pop culture and the mascot’s approachable look. Advertising The Kraken had been one of only two NHL teams ...

SEATTLE, Wash. — The Seattle Kraken unveiled their new mascot Saturday evening. "Buoy," is a six-foot-tall blue sea troll living in the caverns of Climate Pledge Arena. Officials with the NHL's ...

Courtesy of the Seattle Kraken The process began in 2020, with the organization asking if they needed a mascot. Buford and ... like that when it came to their logo and uniform design, and nobody ...

The initial reactions to the Seattle Kraken’s new mascot are not looking good. Ahead of the Kraken’s second season, the team on Saturday unveiled its new mascot before a preseason game at ...

As this excerpt from a Seattle Kraken tweet reminds ... on with the league-wide mascot comparisons. Lion Sparty of the Ottawa Senators seems in conflict with the club logo. Ottawa's logo is ...

The Seattle Kraken officially have a mascot and it was certainly not the one hockey fans were expecting. On Saturday, during the team’s preseason game against the Vancouver Canucks, the Kraken ...

The Seattle Kraken finally have a mascot. The NHL's 32nd franchise, which began play with its inaugural season during the 2021-22 campaign, announced Saturday that its mascot draws inspiration ...

The Seattle Kraken has a new mascot, a sea troll named Buoy. Not everyone is happy about it. But so what. Not everything is for you and that is OK. This post originally appeared in KUOW's Today So ...