Yesterday, the San Jose Sharks announced the official season-opening roster. Among the long list of young talent, one in particular stands out on defense:
The San Jose Sharks have found themselves in many preseason predictions to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2027, and a major reason for that is goaltender Yaroslav Askarov.
The San Jose Sharks got some good luck during the NHL draft lottery, gaining the opportunity to make a selection at No. 2 overall to add to an already-impressive core of young talent.
With the growing financial footprint across the NHL, there are a number of players who could be on their way to a significant pay raise. For the San Jose Sharks, a rising team in the Western Conference, there’s a lot of optimism surrounding the young core.
Heading into the 2026-27 season, many people wonder which team is going to be the big surprise of the year. One team that is looking make headway and get back into the Stanley Cup Playoffs is the San Jose Sharks.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The San Jose Sharks will once again be mandatory viewing by fans and non-fans alike. Their new captain, Macklin Celebrini, is hockey’s best young player and on the cusp of de-throning Connor McDavid as the league’s actual best.
Well, here’s a name Toronto Maple Leafs fans might remember. Ilya Samsonov was placed on waivers Sunday by the San Jose Sharks, just a couple of weeks after signing a one-year, two-way contract with the club.
Ivar Stenberg is worth a second look, because this young player might be the real deal for Calder Trophy talk this year. Shoutout right off the bat to Luca Pampena, whose Substack has some genuinely great draft and prospect breakdowns.
For years, the idea of Connor Hellebuyck in a San Jose Sharks sweater would have been pure fantasy. He was the immovable franchise pillar for the Winnipeg Jets, a three-time Vezina Trophy winner and the 2025 Hart Trophy winner who signed a long-term deal and declared he wanted to be a Jet for life.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The San Jose Sharks named star forward Macklin Celebrini as their captain on Friday. The move comes nearly two months since Celebrini signed a five-year, $94 million contract extension.
The San Jose Sharks picked up a 10-0 win over the Ducks in their third preseason game last night. They wrap up their preseason schedule tomorrow night against the Golden Knights in Vegas.
The San Jose Sharks have named young superstar Macklin Celebrini as their next captain. Celebrini will become the 14th captain in Sharks history one year after he secured the team’s single season scoring record at the age of 19.
One of the rising superstars in the game today is going to have a slightly different-looking uniform this year. On Friday, the San Jose Sharks announced that forward Macklin Celebrini has been named the 14th captain in franchise history.
Ivar Stenberg just put together the kind of preseason night that makes people sit up and pay attention: a hat trick and an assist in a lopsided 10-0 win over Anaheim.
The 2027 Calder Trophy race already has quite a few candidates, and the preseason hasn’t even ended yet. Usually this race is full of players drafted at the very top.
The preseason is in full swing, and although the San Jose Sharks have yet to win a game so far, the past two games have been very telling, especially following today’s round of roster cuts.
The San Jose Sharks dropped their second preseason game last night, 2-1 in a shootout, to the Golden Knights. They’re currently averaging 1.5 goals per game while allowing four goals per game through the first two preseason games.
Some of the future stars of the NHL are set to represent major junior hockey. On Wednesday, the Canadian Hockey League announced the first four players named to Team CHL for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge.
Longtime NHL enforcer Ryan Reaves has hung up the skates after 16 seasons. His last season was spent in San Jose, and even though he only played 50 games
New Sharks defenseman Darnell Nurse met with the San Jose media this week, fielding questions about his trade from Edmonton and what led to the end of his tenure with the Oilers.
A little over two years after the San Jose Sharks promoted Warsofsky and made him the youngest head coach in the NHL, they rewarded him with a new contract extension.
The San Jose Sharks signed head coach Ryan Warsofsky to a multiyear contract extension on Thursday. Terms were not disclosed. Warsofsky, 38, is entering his third season behind the bench and remains the NHL's youngest active head coach.