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The Sharks are not playing an experienced lineup today, with the majority of their key veterans and young stars getting the night off, while the Ducks are going with a more experienced lineup. Making it hard to expect much from the Sharks tonight.

The Sharks lacked life in their defeat last night against the Vegas Golden Knights, falling 2-1 in regulation and registering just 16 shots on goal, but there are still positive takeaways from the game. I will share my key takeaways from last night.

Askarov is making his season debut for the Sharks in net, as is William Eklund up front. Still no Celebrini, who is back skating in practice after missing a couple of days with illness, but top prospects Michael Misa and Sam Dickinson are drawing back in.

The Sharks have made their first cuts of the season, cutting seven players from their camp roster. The cuts include.

The Sharks played their preseason opener over the weekend and picked up the win in an impressive 3-0 performance against the Vegas Golden Knights. In today’s article, I'm going to be looking at my three stars from last night's game.

Both of the Sharks' top prospects, Michael Misa and Sam Dickinson, will be in the game tonight as they look to prove they are ready for full-time NHL duty. Macklin Celebrini will not be playing today, but he was on the ice today.

Training camp is underway, and there are plenty of takeaways from day 1 that could impact the Sharks this season.

The Sharks have signed former first-round pick Oliver Wahlstrom to a Professional tryout. This will allow Wahlstrom to attend the Sharks camp, and if he impresses, potentially land an NHL contract with the Sharks or another team

With training camp just around the corner, it's the perfect time to examine some of the interesting battles that will unfold during camp. The Sharks have brought in many new faces and have some key battles to watch heading into camp.

The Sharks just wrapped up their 2025 Rookie Faceoff, winning both of their games over the Kings and Ducks for their second straight sweep of the event. In this article, I will share my individual thoughts on each player and what I observed in the games

The Sharks just wrapped up their 2025 Rookie Faceoff, winning both of their games over the Kings and Ducks for their second straight sweep of the event. In this article, I'm going to give my individual thoughts on each player and what I saw in the games.

The Sharks are capping off their 2025 Rookie Faceoff today with a game against the Kings, and are looking to sweep the tournament for the second straight year after beating the Ducks 6-3 last night.

Hockey is back! The Sharks are kicking off their 2025 Rookie Faceoff against the Anaheim Ducks tonight in a clash of two of the top prospect pools in the NHL. The Rookie Faceoff is a very fun tournament and a good opportunity to see the Sharks' prospects.

As has long been expected, Michael Misa has officially signed his ELC with the Sharks earlier today. According to PuckPedia, he will receive close to the maximum allowed contract for a player on an ELC,

The Sharks have announced their roster for the Rookie Faceoff, set to take place from September 12th to 14th. The roster is noticeably smaller than in previous years, but it still has some interesting names to watch out for in attendance.

As has been speculated throughout the week, the Sharks have officially acquired Carey Price’s contract from the Montreal Canadians. Along with Carey Price's contract, the Sharks are receiving a 2026 5th-round draft pick.

Undrafted, Aaron Dell worked his way to the NHL the hard way, turning pro after 3 years at the University of North Dakota in 2013. Dell wouldn't receive an NHL contract until 2015 after a strong showing

The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame recently revealed its class of 2025, and a pair of former Sharks are set to be inducted in Joe Pavelski and Scott Gomez.

There was some breaking news in the league yesterday that could impact the Sharks. The NHL is pushing to move forward with the new NHL\CHL agreement outlined in the new CBA. While there is no agreement in place at this time,

According to Marco D’Amico of RG, there may be some smoke between the Habs and Sharks regarding the contract of goaltender Carey Price. And while there is no deal in place, there are many factors that make sense for both sides in a swap.