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KJR Announces Multi-Year Extension With Seattle Kraken
"We're thrilled to continue our partnership with the Seattle Kraken and remain the radio home for Kraken fans across the Pacific Northwest."
Eddie Olczyk Stepping Down From Seattle Kraken Television Broadcasts
"Everything has revolved around my hockey career since 1988 when I got married to my wife. Everything has been centered around my schedule. Well, that’s changing. And now’s the time."
Seattle Kraken Announce Multi-Year Extension With TEGNA
"We have done exactly what we set out to do, giving more fans, in more homes, access to more games than ever before."
Chet Buchanan Out at 98.5 KLUC Las Vegas
"Your voice, leadership, and commitment to our listeners have helped define KLUC and its role in the Las Vegas community for nearly three decades and for that we greatly appreciate you."
Lou Rawk, From KUBE to the Seattle Kraken
"I think if a radio station is really community-focused and doesn’t care about the marketing numbers or the ratings, it would do a lot better in today’s environment."
98.5 KLUC’s ‘Chet Buchanan Show’ Makes ‘A Splash’ in Las Vegas
“When I came to Vegas in 1999, we wanted to make a splash. Something more than a wacky stunt, definitely something that would do some good for the community, something that would make a real impact."
Seattle Kraken Announce 93.3 KJR Host Ian Furness, SportsCenter Anchor Linda Cohn to Host Kraken Hockey Network Broadcasts
Linda Cohn will host 15 games for the Kraken when KJR host Ian Furness will be unavailable.
Amazon Prime Video, Tegna Partner with Seattle Kraken
“Seattle Kraken hockey is synonymous with the Pacific Northwest, and we're thrilled to bring Prime members in Washington, Oregon and Alaska access to Kraken games on Prime Video."
Tyler Bischoff: ESPN’s NHL Tripleheader a ‘Nightmare’ for Vegas Fans
"What a nightmare – we’re complaining about not getting enough sleep."
Eddie Olczyk Leaving Blackhawks TV Booth for Seattle Kraken
According to a report from The Chicago Sun-Times, the 55-year-old is joining the TV booth for the second-year Seattle Kraken on ROOT Sports Seattle.