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The Sharks matched their longest win streak in the previous two seasons the other night against the Florida Panthers. It was their 3rd straight win in a row.

The Sharks are looking to win their 3rd straight game tonight against the Florida Panthers. The team won a close 2-1 hockey game against the Jets last night, and will look to carry their hot play into tonight against the defending Stanley Cup champions.

The Sharks have been playing their best hockey of late. This week, they dominated the Kraken 6-1 and looked far and away the better team. They followed that performance up by outclassing one of the West's best teams

After a 0-4-2 start, the Sharks are 4-2-1 over their last seven games, and are playing strong hockey against some of the best teams in the first month of the season.

With the first month of the season at a close, the Sharks find themselves sitting at 3-6-2 through 11 games. Certainly not a record to write home about, but in context to the Sharks' previous Octobers over the last couple of seasons.

As for the Sharks, they have been playing better hockey; they had their best game of the season against the Kings on Tuesday, outshooting them 41-14 and dominating play for nearly 60 minutes. Unfortunately, their goaltending was less than stellar.

With October winding down, the Sharks have some interesting decisions coming up regarding Michael Misa and Sam Dickinson and their ELC contracts. CHL players 19 or under have to be returned to the CHL for a full season if they are not on an NHL roster.

The Sharks have a superstar in Macklin Celebrini. That's not really news to Sharks fans. Celebrini has shown a different level of potential that Sharks fans have seen since he first stepped on the ice for the Sharks.

The Sharks made some progress in their recent doubleheader against the Rangers and Devils. The Sharks split the games, getting their first win against the Rangers but falling to the Devils. Neither game was pretty, but there were positive takeaways.

San Jose Sharks fans got a great look at what they can expect from the team's young stars in a thrilling OT win on Thursday night.

The Sharks are back in action tonight as they take on the 3-4-1 Rangers at MSG. The Sharks are looking for their first win of the season, while the Rangers have dropped 3 of their last four games.

The Sharks' losing skid has continued, as they dropped their 6th straight game, losing 4-3 to the New York Islanders. They are the only team in the NHL that has not won a game.

The Sharks' season couldn’t have gotten off to a worse start. The team is 0-3-2 through the first 5 games this year, continuing the trend of losing streaks to start the season. Over the last two years, the Sharks have lost their first 9 and 11 games.

The Sharks are gearing up for their first road game of the season against the Utah Mammoth tonight, on the front end of a back-to-back. This is a big game for the Sharks as they look to bounce back from a poor performance on Tuesday.

The Sharks have claimed now former Washington Capitals defender Vincent Iorio off waivers earlier today. To make space on the 23-man roster, Timothy Liljegren has been placed on IR in a corresponding move.

Nobody expected the Sharks to beat the Hurricanes, who are a much better team. The Sharks are still a young team trying to find consistency, but the level of effort tonight is concerning, especially after multiple days of rest.

The Sharks are gearing up for their 3rd game of the season, as they take on the Carolina Hurricanes for their final game of a three-game homestand to start the season. The Sharks are 0-0-2 on the season so far, while the Hurricanes are 2-0-0.

The San Jose Sharks lost a tough game due to an awful miscue, setting an inauspicious start to the new season.

The opening night lineup might not be what Sharks fans were hoping to see, especially with rookies Misa and Dickinson in the press box.

The Sharks have named their leadership group for the upcoming 2025-26 season. The Sharks will forgo naming a captain and instead operate with five alternates throughout the season.