For the first time since the NHL arrived in the Pacific Northwest, Seattle Kraken games will air for free to over-the-air viewers in Anchorage and Juneau.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — For the first time since the NHL team hit the ice, Seattle Kraken games will air for free to over-the-air viewers in Anchorage and Juneau.
Beginning with Seattle’s season opener on Tuesday, Oct. 8, Alaska-based fans can tune in over the air to MyNetworkTV on Channel 5.4 to catch the action. Approximately 70 regular season games will air. “Gray’s stations and the Kraken are both a key part of the culture in the Pacific Northwest, making this a great win for viewers and fans,” said Sandy Breland, Gray Media’s chief operating officer, in a
The broadcasts are part of a partnership between KTUU’s parent company, Gray Media Tegna and the Seattle Kraken. The Kraken enter their fourth season with a combined record of 107 wins, 112 losses and 27 overtime/shootout losses.Crewmember on Bristol Bay fishing vessel dies following net entanglementTroopers: 2 Wasilla women’s deaths ‘likely’ caused by carbon monoxide poisoningFishing Report: Exploring opportunities in the Mat-Su
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