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The San Jose Sharks have the best odds to earn the first overall selection in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, and after a tough 2024-25 campaign, it seems as though they are finally looking to turn their rebuilding ways into the start of being contenders again.

San Jose Sharks News / Pro Hockey Rumors / April 4

USA Hockey names Ryan Warsofsky head coach for 2025 Worlds

USA Hockey announced today they’ve named Sharks bench boss Ryan Warsofsky as its head coach for the men’s national team at next month’s World Championship in Denmark and Sweden.

Jonathan Toews News / Yardbarker Quizzes

The 'NHL Conn Smythe Trophy winners' quiz

The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?

San Jose Sharks News / Daily Faceoff / April 4

Sharks’ Ryan Warsofsky named Team USA head coach for IIHF Men’s World Championship

The red, white and blue has its bench boss for one of international hockey’s biggest tournaments. On Friday, USA Hockey announced that San Jose Sharks head coach, Ryan Warsofsky, will be the man in charge when the United States heads overseas for the 2025 IIHF Men’s World Championship.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / March 4

Sharks Locker Room: Team Is Still Playing Hard for Warsofsky

TORONTO — You don’t often praise the head coach of a last-place team. But Ryan Warsofsky deserves some credit for how he’s guided the San Jose Sharks through a difficult season.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / February 25

Sharks Locker Room: Why You Give Your Best, When It’s Not Good Enough

What’s this say about the San Jose Sharks? “We played how we wanted to play,” head coach Ryan Warsofsky said after San Jose’s 2-1 OT loss to the Winnipeg Jets.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / February 24

Sharks Locker Room: Immaturity vs. Adversity

Ryan Warsofsky didn’t care about William Eklund getting a misconduct. With 49 seconds to go, in the San Jose Sharks’ 3-2 loss to the Calgary Flames, Eklund got himself a misconduct for abuse of officials.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / February 13

Who Leads Barracuda in Ice Time? SportContract Shares Data

You can tell a lot about a player by how much his coach plays him. “I had a coach once tell me they want to be comfortable on the bench. All coaches want to be comfortable on the bench,” San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky said.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / January 28

Sharks Locker Room: Why Veterans Matter

The San Jose Sharks were smarter with the puck on Monday. That helped them snap a six-game losing streak, as they pulled out a 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / January 23

Warsofsky on Why Sharks Claimed Duehr: ‘We need some bleep bleep attitude’

Ryan Warsofsky made it clear what he’s expecting to see from Walker Duehr. “We need some bleep bleep attitude,” the San Jose Sharks’ bench boss said after Thursday’s morning skate.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / January 21

Sharks Locker Room: Will Smith Has Statement Game

BOSTON — Will Smith had a statement game. If you’re one of the many who thought he should be in the AHL — one of those who believed he wasn’t getting better in the NHL?

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / January 17

Sharks Locker Room: Only Thing Consistent About San Jose? Their Inconsistency

The only thing consistent about the San Jose Sharks in 2025 is their inconsistency. On New Year’s Eve, the San Jose Sharks offered “no desperation” in a 4-0 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers, their eighth-straight loss.

San Jose Sharks News / Blade of Steel / December 17

San Jose Sharks Head Coach Has Just Received A Massive Fine For Inappropriate Behavior

The NHL has decided to issue a massive $25,000 fine to San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky for what they deemed was inappropriate behavior. San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky was fined by the NHL $25,000 for inappropriate conduct following Saturday's game against the Utah Hockey Club.

San Jose Sharks News / Daily Faceoff / December 17

Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky fined $25,000 for inappropriate conduct

San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky is a little lighter in the wallet as the first-year bench boss was issued a $25,000 fine Tuesday as a result of inappropriate conduct in Saturday’s contest versus the Utah Hockey Club.

NHL News / San Jose Hockey Now / November 16

Ties Between Warsofsky, Penguins Run Deeper Than Usual

PITTSBURGH — The ties between Ryan Warsofsky and Mike Sullivan run deeper than usual, even in the small world that’s hockey. When Warsofsky was born in 1987, his parents Mark and Dawn asked their next-door neighbors in Marshfield, MA to be the godparents.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / November 14

Warsofsky, Sharks on Rec League Goalie Harold Robinson Joining Practice

NEW YORK — On Wednesday, the San Jose Sharks invited rec league goalie Harold Robinson to join their practice at Chelsea Piers. The 65-year-old had been changing with the Sharks in the public Chelsea Piers locker room.

San Jose Sharks News / Full Press Hockey / November 10

Ryan Warsofsky Wants His San Jose Sharks Team To Play Harder and Smarter

Entering the season, there was not much expected from the San Jose Sharks this season. Despite the offseason acquisitions, many expected the Sharks to be near the bottom of the standings.

San Jose Sharks News / NHL on ClutchPoints / October 29

Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky reacts to thrilling 1st NHL win

The San Jose Sharks finally won their first game of 2024-25 on Monday night, stunning the Utah Hockey Club with three unanswered goals late in the third before Alex Wennberg sealed the deal in overtime.

San Jose Sharks News / San Jose Hockey Now / September 25

Warsofsky Setting New Tone for Sharks With ‘Very Hard’ Training Camp

New San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky is setting a different tone in training camp. “The first two days, you guys have seen it, it’s hard. It’s a very hard camp, probably the hardest two days of camp that I’ve had,” six-year NHL veteran Nico Sturm said on Friday.