Picked up from the Buffalo Sabers in the 2021 Expansion Draft, Will Borgen was part of the first Seattle Kraken roster. While ...

Will Borgen, pictured during the Kraken’s Dec. 12 game, impressed the Rangers with his physicality. Getty Images. Borgen had just gotten to the hotel in Chicago when Kraken general manager Ron ...

The Seattle Kraken are still trying to develop their squad by adding players who fit into their long-term plans.

MoorheadThere's a baffling calm to Will Borgen. His eyes do not widen when the moment gets bright. In fact, he doesn't blink.Those closest to the former Moorhead Spuds hockey standout and St ...

Will Borgen #17 and Artemi Panarin #10 of the New York Rangers celebrate a first period goal against the Dallas Stars scored by teammate Vincent Trocheck at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, Jan 7 ...

While Borgen, 23, rarely fights, the prospect “loves the physical style of play,” according to Amerks coach Chris Taylor. “(He’s) hard to play against and makes people pay a price,” ...

Borgen, a 6-foot-3, 204-pound right-handed shooter, was a fourth-round pick by the Buffalo Sabres in 2015 who was selected by the Kraken in the 2021 NHL Expansion Draft. Since then, he’s played ...

The New York Rangers have picked up defenseman Will Borgen in a trade with the Seattle Kraken. Additionally, the team received a third-round and sixth-round draft pick in a deal that saw winger ...

Borgen had appeared in all 33 games for the Kraken, 18-11-4 after Wednesday night’s game against the Calgary Flames. Last year he was the odd man out on a team carrying more than the necessary ...

Will Borgen’s right arm went numb immediately after blocking a Kyle Palmieri shot during the first period in Prudential Center on Feb. 20. Borgen, a 24-year-old defenseman, helped the Buffalo ...

Borgen will forego his senior season with St. Cloud State and join the Rochester Americans as they prepare for a playoff push. His three-year entry-level deal with the Sabres will begin at the ...

In the back of his head, Will Borgen knew there was a possibility he’d trade in his No. 20 red, white and black Huskies sweater for a No. 20 red, white and blue USA sweater for much of February.