On that note, why the heck can’t I see tickets for events at Drowning Polar Bear Arena in the ticketmaster app, but I can see tickets for events that are NOT in this venue in the venue’s app? At minimum that’s information leakage that should not be shared with the venue and that app specific requirement should actually be documented SOMEWHERE on the Kraken’s website where you buy the tickets. Even if you don’t login using an arena account it’ll still show your tickets from ticketmaster in this app! So again, why the Face ID requirement? This clearly was not well thought out.

It’s not because it has access to your tickets, because the Ticketmaster app has no similar requirement. It shouldn’t require Face ID to quickly get to arena maps, especially when you’re supposed to have a mask on while at the arena, impeding Face ID from working.

Why does this app need to show that “Climate Change Arena” animation on every launch? Why can’t this app remember that I’ve already hit “Get Started” before? Why can’t this app remember your login creds without Face ID? You’re not my banking account. Dressed in hip colours with a cool logo and an odd name that appealed to next gen fans, they assembled a respectable collection of veterans in an orderly expansion draft and built a solid front office - a mix of proven performers and talented newcomers with an analytical edge.Edit: Pretty much everything listed has been fixed and the app actually stays signed in now! Expansion teams aren’t supposed to be noisy. They competed hard, but weren’t a factor on many nights and had their share of growing pains. The Kraken finished a modest 30th in the 32-team league in their inaugural campaign. Seattle will be a playoff team - not something that was stated often at the outset of their second season. And if they continue at their current rate, they’re going to be a handful for whichever team they meet in the playoffs. My answer - which I’m getting more and more comfortable with - is yes, they’re for real. Right now, the Seattle Kraken are the most popular topic of conversation, and the question being asked is: Are they for real? The number rises as the March 3 trade deadline draws closer. On any given night, at least a dozen teams are represented by management or scouts. The flow is current, constant and often entertaining. The NHL press box is an information funnel.

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