There is no title celebration quite like the captain of an NHL team hoisting the Stanley Cup. We mean, unless you love to see sweaty racecar drivers dump milk all over their heads.
Most NHL, NFL, NBA, and MLB teams have won a title, but not all of them. Some have gotten close, agonizingly close, but haven’t quite done it just yet.
An NHL team like the Toronto Maple Leafs is more than just a group of athletes working together for success; it is a close-knit community that often becomes a second family.
It’s been a tough season for Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith, but they’ve found joy in living with two San Jose Sharks legends. Six months into their new living situations, how does the teen rookie duo feel about their “landlords” Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau?
Former Maple Leafs Patrick Marleau and Jake Muzzin have found themselves in a similar position to John Tavares, locked in a legal battle with millions on the line.
Will Smith’s focus has been clear this summer. Since development camp, the San Jose Sharks’ 2023 fourth-overall pick has talked a lot about getting stronger, in preparation for his NHL debut.
Yesterday, we learned that San Jose Sharks’ 2024 first-overall pick Macklin Celebrini is living with Joe Thornton this year. So naturally? San Jose Hockey Now has learned that fellow top prospect, 2023 fourth-overall pick Will Smith, will be living with Patrick Marleau this season.
An NHL team like the Toronto Maple Leafs is more than just a group of athletes working together for success; it is a close-knit community that often becomes a second family.
Cam Lund isn’t ready to turn pro. But San Jose Sharks director of player development Todd Marchant is pleased with the 2022 second-round pick’s growth.
After retiring at the end of the 2020-2021 season, Patrick Marleau will be eligible to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame for the first time this year.
The San Jose Sharks announced on Tuesday that Patrick Marleau will be inducted into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame as part of their 2024 class. He becomes the second NHL player to earn the honor, as Owen Nolan was the first Shark inducted in 2014. It’s impossible to exaggerate how important Marleau has been to hockey in the Bay Area.
Selected No. 2 overall in the 1997 NHL Draft, Marleau spent 21 seasons in San Jose, playing 1,607 of his 1,779 career games wearing the Sharks' black and teal.