Kraken sign forward Tye Kartye to a 2-year contract extension

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Published: 06.07.2025, 05:37

Source: Yahoo Sports

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The Seattle Kraken signed forward Tye Kartye to a two-year contract extension Saturday with a $1.25 million average annual value. The 24-year-old Kartye had six goals and seven assists in 63 regular-season games last season. “We’re happy to keep Tye within the organization for two more years,” general manager Jason Botterill said in a statement.

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