Buoy, the Seattle Kraken mascot, popped up all over town Saturday to give out chocolate and free tickets to the team's inaugural playoff matchup. FOX13
mascot, popped up all over town Saturday to give out chocolate and free tickets to the team's inaugural playoff matchup.
It sounds sweet—the combination of chocolate bars and free playoff tickets. That was Buoy’s mission Saturday, and if you were one of the first four fans to spot the Kraken mascot out in the wild, then you hit the jackpot. Buoy's journey had excited fans rushing to the Griffey Statue outside the Mariners Stadium, Jimi Hendrix Statue in Capitol Hill, Husky Stadium, Salish Welcome Statue in Ballard and the Fremont Troll.
To find Buoy and win a historic ticket, fans had to be on the lookout for clues on social media and the say the code word that was posted. "I saw it, as soon, as it popped up, and I was like, ‘I can make that,’ and sprinted over here," said Matt Nardoni, another ticket winner. "I feel ecstatic, I’m still kind of shaky, I got so nervous, I saw a crowd of people, and I was like, ‘I don’t know if I’ve made it on time.
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