End of the Season San Jose Sharks Prospect Perspective

TUCSON, AZ - APRIL 27: San Jose Barracuda left wing Ivan Chekhovich (82) tries to get the puck past Tucson Roadrunners defenseman Kyle Capobianco (23) during a hockey game between the Chicago Wolves and Tuscon Roadrunners on April 27, 2018, at Tucson Convention Center in Tucson, AZ. (Photo by Jacob Snow/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

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How are the team’s rising prospects performing and reaching promising expectations as the San Jose Sharks embraces the playoff push for the Stanley Cup?

With the regular season winding down in most of the Junior leagues throughout the world many of the San Jose Sharks prospects are coming off stellar season.

While the main roster is going all in on a Stanley Cup play off run. They’ve had to deal with the recent absences of Erik Karlsson and Evander Kane, two of Team Teal’s key driving forces on offense. This has put head coach Peter DeBoer’s coaching ability depth has been fully on display down the stretch.

This depth roots itself all the way through the organization. Looking down at the farm system, there are positive signs that show a road of promising success.

Within the system, there are over two dozen Sharks prospects that have proven their value and refined their skill sets.

Through the San Jose Barracuda (AHL) and junior leagues, the young talent on the way is definitely worth taking notice, including five notable rising stars that, to no surprise, could be the next wave of San Jose Sharks prosperity.

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