Seasons: 2009-present League: ECHL Conference: Western Division: Mountain Home: Cable Dahmer Arena Championships: Regular season 2013-2014, 2015-2016; Division 2015-2016 Affiliations: Coachella Valley Firebirds (AHL), Seattle Kraken (NHL) Team Colors: Black, Orange

SEASON	W	L	OTL/SOL
2009-2010	31	27	6
2010-2011	37	23	6
2011-2012	39	21	6
2012-2013	35	25	6
2013-2014	44	20	2
2014-2015	28	35	5
2015-2016	52	15	3
2016-2017	33	30	4
2017-2018	34	32	4
2018-2019	36	30	4
2019-2020	24	32	4
2020-2021	31	31	10
2021-2022	32	33	7
2022-2023	34	30	8
OVERALL	306	268	65

Four years was a long time to go without pro hockey, but KC hockey fans survived…somehow. In 2009, the KC area was blessed with a new team to play in the CHL. After a name the team contest, the Missouri Mavericks brought pro hockey back. On May 29, 2009, Scott Hillman was named the first bench boss. The Mavs, as the name would be shortened, played their first regular season game to an announced crowd of 5,760.
After a couple of years as an independent, they would enter an affiliation with the AHL Chicago Wolves. They continued this relationship through 2015.
On October 7, 2014, the CHL ceased operations. But, the Mavericks weren’t without a place to play. The ECHL picked up the Mavericks as an expansion franchise.
On February 15, 2015, the franchise was purchased by Lamar Hunt, Jr., son of the late Lamar Hunt. In preparation for the 2015-2016 season, the Mavs entered a 2-year affiliation with the New York Islanders. This meant they would be in line behind the AHL team in Bridgeport for prospects.
The Missouri Mavericks name was changed to Kansas City Mavericks on March 11, 2017. This was done to reflect the team belonged to the metro. On June 8, 2017, they found themselves with another NHL team choosing to align with them. The Calgary Flames chose KC to become home for their ECHL prospects.
This summer of 2022 saw another affiliate change. The Mavericks became the ECHL affiliate of the Seattle Kraken, backing up the AHL Coachella Valley Firebirds as a landing place for Kraken prospects.