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Sharks Add Veteran Depth with Nick Bonino Signing
It’s safe to say that signing day (Wednesday) played out more unpredictably than most probably imagined. The San Jose Sharks made some unexpected moves, too.
2021 NHL Free Agency: Top 5 skaters left after Day 1 
With Day 1 done, it’s time to look to Day 2 and beyond. There are still some big names left unsigned. 2021 NHL Free Agency kicked off with over a 100 signings according to CapFriendly.
2021 NHL Free Agency: Every move by the Sharks
The Sharks made a splash, landing a couple of big names in Day 1 of Free Agency. It’s difficult to keep track of every move that Dealin’ Doug Wilson makes in the best of times, but when the whole league is making moves?
Sharks acquire Lane Pederson from Coyotes
The young forward showed scoring talent in the WHL and AHL. The Arizona Coyotes to San Jose Sharks pipeline remains strong, as the Sharks acquired signing rights to center Lane Pederson in exchange for the team’s fourth-round pick in 2024.
Sharks sign James Reimer to two-year contract
With a young goalie in Adin Hill and no more Martin Jones, the Sharks have found a new starter. After the San Jose Sharks traded for restricted free agent Adin Hill from the Arizona Coyotes and bought out Martin Jones, goaltending seems to be the big focus for the team this off-season.
Sharks sign Nick Bonino to two-year contract
Doug Wilson is course-correcting his own trade history. The theme to the first day of free agency for the San Jose Sharks is “veteran presence,” as the team adds two veteran forwards in winger Andrew Cogliano and center Nick Bonino.
Sharks sign Andrew Cogliano to one-year contract
The Sharks add effective bottom-six forward depth. The San Jose Sharks didn’t begin the NHL free agency period with a bang per se, but they did make a series of under-the-radar moves, the first of which being signing former Dallas Stars forward Andrew Cogliano to a one-year contract.
Free agency can help the Sharks, and it starts with their Depth
Free Agency is open for business, and the Sharks absolutely can and should find a way to improve if they can. The NHL off-season is here and, as we all
Sharks sign former netminder James Reimer to three-year deal
The San Jose Sharks have brought back a familiar face to their goalie situation.
Andrew Cogliano, Sharks agree to one-year, $1M deal
A former “iron man” with the Ducks, Cogliano was one of the most dependable players in the NHL for more than a decade, playing every game in each of his first 10 seasons and consistently producing around 30-40 points.
Flyers sign veteran netminder Martin Jones
Jones will be looked upon to mentor Carter Hart and provide competent play at the backup position.
San Jose Sharks to sign veteran center Nick Bonino
One of the best defensive centers in the league, Bonino scored 26 points in 55 games in his one season with the Minnesota Wild.
Sharks Show Commitment to Excellence with Jones Buyout
The San Jose Sharks have never possessed a high-end netminder. Evgeni Nabokov, current goaltender coach and former Calder Trophy winner, is the closest the team possessed to that mark.
Sharks to buy out goaltender Martin Jones
It’s a new era in San Jose. Despite the deadline for the first buyout window closing ahead of Free Agency tomorrow, the San Jose Sharks were in no rush to buy out the remainder of goaltender Martin Jones’ contract until the last minute.
Sharks to buy out veteran goalie Martin Jones
What Jones’s market in free agency will look like is anyone’s guess given how poorly he has played for the last three seasons.
Sharks Need to Find a Third-Line Center in Free Agency
In the San Jose Sharks’ dominant 2018-19 regular season performance, the team’s offense soared. Between Brent Burns’ point-per-game scoring as a blueliner, both Tomas Hertl and Joe Pavelski hitting the 35 goal mark, and offensive depth showing on the score-sheet nightly, San Jose was a powerhouse.
Sharks will not qualify Donato, Merkley
The team only retained rights to forward Noah Gregor and goaltender Adin Hill. Free Agency is approaching San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson doesn’t seem to be in a negotiating mood.
Sharks acquire Nick Merkley from New Jersey Devils
The depth trade to end all depth trades. Earlier this weekend, Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now reported that the San Jose Sharks were in talks to send a depth defenseman out east to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for a depth forward.
2021 NHL Free Agency: How will Sharks approach the Flat Cap Era?
Facing a flat cap, the question isn’t how the Sharks can keep their current roster — if if they have room to build a competitive one. The COVID-19 pandemic brought a lot of changes to our lives — fan-less games, more sweatpants, and the advent of the ‘flat cap’ era in the NHL.
Coyotes' Darcy Kuemper is generating interest around the NHL
For his career, he has posted a .917 in 242 NHL games, a number that would certainly be interesting to several contenders looking for a tandem option.
Devils add defensive depth, acquire Sharks' Jaros
The New Jersey Devils, in the market for defensive depth this offseason, acquired Christian Jaros, 25, from the San Jose Sharks on Monday, in exchange for forward Nick Merkley, a former first-round selection.
Devils trade former first-round pick Nicholas Merkley to Sharks for Christian Jaros
Overall, this is just a trade of two depth pieces that needed different fits.
Sharks Have Too Many Goaltending Options to Settle for Adin Hill
The NHL Entry Draft has finally come to an end, and San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson has still made no big moves. Though the club is in dire need of many things, the two major holes on the roster are a two-way center on the third line and a starting goaltender.
Sharks Find the Star They Need in William Eklund
Doug Wilson Jr., San Jose Sharks head of amateur scouting, when asked about his 2021 Draft selection first said that “To get that (William Eklund) at seven
2021 NHL Draft: Sharks select Evgenii Kashnikov in seventh round
The final Sharks pick is a QMJHL ... skater? It took awhile, but the draft finally began to wind down into the seventh round, and the San Jose Sharks had just one pick remaining.
Sharks' Josef Korenar re-signs on one-year contract
Goaltender Josef Korenar has one more reason to celebrate "Shark Week."
Kevin Labanc reportedly among Sharks players available for trade
The Sharks are "open for business" on the trade front this summer, and Kevin Labanc is the most prominent name among the players potentially available.
Sharks Looking at Evander Kane Trade Due to Team Friction Issues
Speculation is that Evander Kane may have worn out his welcome with another team. The controversial forward — who earlier this season made headlines for financial trouble and bankruptcy rumors — has been a highly-productive player on the ice, but an often-vilified player off the ice.
The 'Most NHL games played' quiz
How many of the leaders in career NHL games played can you name in five minutes?
Avalanche acquire Devan Dubnyk from Sharks for Greg Pateryn, fifth-round pick
The Colorado Avalanche acquired goaltender Devan Dubnyk from the San Jose Sharks for defenseman Greg Pateryn and a 2021 fifth-round pick.
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