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Alexander Wennberg signed a three-year, $18 million contract extension with the San Jose Sharks, maintaining his role as a key forward with a notable NHL career, including international play for Sweden.
The San Jose Sharks announced their alternate captains for the 2025-26 NHL season, including Tyler Toffoli, Alexander Wennberg, Barclay Goodrow, Mario Ferraro, and rookie Macklin Celebrini, highlighting their leadership roles and recent achievements.
The San Jose Sharks unveiled their Heritage 2.0 jersey, a modernized tribute to their iconic 1998-2007 look, to celebrate their 35th anniversary season, with special events, merchandise, and alumni games planned throughout the season.
The San Jose Sharks have announced a reduction in their 2025 training camp roster, part of their team management and preparation for the upcoming season.
Wayne Thomas, a former NHL goalie and long-time coach and executive for the San Jose Sharks, has died at age 77 after battling cancer. He played in the NHL from 1972 to 1981, then transitioned into coaching and management, contributing significantly to the Sharks' organization for over two decades. Thomas was known for his achievements as a player and his leadership roles in coaching and team management. He is survived by his family, and a public celebration of his life will be held in Minneapolis.
The San Jose Sharks have added eight veteran players, including Jeff Skinner and Ryan Reaves, to support their young core and improve competitiveness after a last-place finish last season, aiming to build a more competitive team and foster winning habits.
The San Jose Sharks signed forward Jeff Skinner to a one-year, $3 million contract. Skinner, a 15-year NHL veteran with 699 career points, recently played for Edmonton and has a notable career including a Calder Trophy and multiple All-Star appearances. He has also represented Canada internationally and reached several career milestones, including his 1,000th NHL game.
Michael Misa, the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, is attending the Sharks' development camp to prove himself and earn a spot in the NHL, learning from former NHL players and aiming to make a strong impression.
The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired a 2028 third-round draft pick from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic, giving the Penguins nine picks in the 2028 NHL Draft and a total of 28 draft selections over the next three years.
The San Jose Sharks have re-signed forward Colin White to a one-year, two-way contract. White, 28, spent most of the season with the AHL's San Jose Barracuda, and has NHL experience with several teams, including the Ottawa Senators and Florida Panthers. He has also represented the USA internationally, winning medals at the World Junior Championships and World Championships.
The San Jose Sharks announced their 2025 development camp roster, featuring top prospects like first-rounders Michael Misa and Josh Ravensbergen, along with other draft picks and prospects, with the camp running from July 1-3 culminating in a streamed prospects scrimmage.
NHL scouts discussed the San Jose Sharks' second-day picks in the 2025 Draft, highlighting Haoxi Wang as the highest Chinese-born player selected, noting his size, skating, and defensive potential, though his offensive skills are still developing. Wang is expected to play in the OHL and at Boston University before potentially reaching the NHL, with scouts seeing him as a project with significant upside.
The San Jose Sharks selected Michael Misa as the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, recognizing him as a highly talented and well-rounded center from the OHL with impressive scoring and play-driving skills.
The article discusses the anticipation surrounding the San Jose Sharks' potential selection of top prospects Michael Misa and Anton Frondell at the NHL Draft, highlighting their reactions and what being chosen by the Sharks would mean for them.
The St. Louis Blues are set to face the San Jose Sharks at the Enterprise Center, with minimal lineup changes following their recent 4-3 OT win against the Vancouver Canucks. Head Coach Jim Montgomery praised the team's performance and confirmed that Radek Faksa, injured in the last game, will not play, with Nathan Walker taking his place at center. Jordan Binnington is expected to start as goalie.