It can’t just be the Macklin Celebrini show. Well, it can. But it won’t win San Jose a Cup. It’s obviously too early to be using that word, but it’s not too early to be thinking about it.
The San Jose Sharks look for a trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2027, with young star Macklin Celebrini leading the way. Sharks fans have something to be excited about.
It often isn’t easy for young players to find their way in the National Hockey League, and even the ones who do find early success often stumble as they attempt to build upon it.
The Calgary Flames have added a bevy of talented young hockey players to their prospect base over the past few years. With all these additions, we had 38 players eligible for consideration in FlamesNation’s yearly summer prospect rankings.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
The NHL had a bit of a surprise Trade Deadline Day on Tuesday, with no less than four large-to-blockbuster trades happening one after another. The San Jose Sharks were not involved in the biggest deal of the day, but they were involved in the one that will probably have the most impact on the Vancouver Canucks.
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.
Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic: The St. Louis Blues have three first-round picks this year, and 12 picks in total in the 2026 NHL draft. Scott Wheeler had the Blues’ prospect pool ranked 10th out of the 32, which makes one wonder if they’d consider trying to trade up in the first round?
There was a time and place where Darnell Nurse was a top defenceman for the Edmonton Oilers. Granted, it is well in the past now, and it still doesn’t mean Nurse should have been paid $9.25M per season.
The NHL informed of its teams on Wednesday of the 2026-27 salary cap figures, and as expected the cap is going to rise up to $104 million for next season.
The San Jose Sharks have relied on young players to great effect throughout their surprisingly good 2025-26 season, with youth making an impact up and down the lineup.
Michael Misa is making the most of his opportunity with the San Jose Sharks. The 19-year-old rookie scored the overtime winner that lifted the Sharks to a 2-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday, giving him points in all three games since the Olympic break.
Michael Misa scored at 1:40 of overtime, and the San Jose Sharks rallied for a 2-1 win against the visiting Winnipeg Jets on Sunday. Misa carried the puck up the middle, split the defense and veered to his left before putting a wrist shot over Connor Hellebuyck's blocker short side.
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.
Over the first month or so of the season, there is often talk about which junior-eligible rookies will go past the 10-game mark, officially burning the first year of their entry-level contract. Sometimes, teams will scratch a player from time to time to push back the decision but within a couple of months, the call has been made.
As San Jose Sharks rookie forward Michael Misa completes his return from injury, the team has chosen to send him to Team Canada to play in the World Junior Championship.
The reigning No. 2 overall pick is officially on his way to the 2026 World Juniors. The Sharks announced they’ve activated center Michael Misa from injured reserve and subsequently loaned him to Team Canada for the event, which begins next week.
Team Canada’s roster at the 2026 World Junior Championship in Minnesota just got stronger. Sam Cosentino of Sportsnet reported today that the San Jose Sharks have loaned Michael Misa to play in the World Juniors.
The San Jose Sharks are close to seeing one of their top prospects return to the lineup, as center Michael Misa has been loaned to their AHL affiliate, the San Jose Barracuda, on a conditioning stint.
The San Jose Sharks will be without the ace up their sleeves for the next few games.
San Jose Sharks center Michael Misa has been placed on injured reserve, according to Curtis Pashelka of the Bay Area News Group. Misa had missed the last two games with an injury, one that was apparently sustained during practice.
One of the most talented prospects in hockey has signed his first NHL contract. On Wednesday, the San Jose Sharks announced that the team had signed forward Michael Misa to a standard entry-level contract.
The San Jose Sharks may have finally turned the page.
The first round of the 2025 NHL Draft is, finally, a wrap. There were, as always, winners and losers — teams, players and fans alike.
Heading into an NHL Draft, there are always a few players who went undrafted for many reasons but are still on the board as overage prospects. With NHL rights now appearing to become standardized across all levels, according to Mike McMahon of collegehockeyinsider.com, as it looks like teams will hold draft rights until a player turns 22.
Thirty-two prospects will hear their name called in the first round of the NHL Draft on Friday (7 p.m. ET on ESPN, ESPN+, Disney + from Los Angeles).
It’s still mock draft season, and that time of the year when fans and experts alike enjoy overthinking the prospects and how the draft will play out. The
Michael Misa could be the top pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, and now, it appears as though he has his preferred destination in mind as he looks to land in the perfect situation in the NHL.
Top NHL draft prospect Michael Misa, considered one of the best forwards available, has met with or is scheduled to meet with four teams ahead of the draft, per Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now.
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