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The San Jose Sharks Mount Rushmore is a complicated question. In their 33 seasons, the Sharks have had numerous talented players walk through their doors, such as Thornton and Marleau. But also franchise icons such as Nabokov, Burns, Pavelski, and Nolan

Very few players have more to prove next season than John Klingberg, the former top-pair defenseman who signed with the Sharks this offseason on a 1-year prove-it deal. He aims to prove to everyone that he still has what it takes to be an impact player.

The Swedish defender was drafted with the pick received for taking on Jake Walman’s contract from the Red Wings, after a solid season for Vaxjo’s J20 team. This season, Wallenius was bounced all over the place, playing across four different leagues.

Adam Gaudette was a very intriguing free agent signing for the Sharks back in June. Gaudette had a resurgence for Ottawa last season, scoring 19 goals, albeit on a 21% shooting clip, averaging just over 10 minutes of ice time per game.

Hockey Canada revealed their preliminary roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics, and Macklin Celebrini is the only Sharks representative.

All eyes were on Macklin Celebrini before he ever put on a teal jersey. When he stepped foot in October 2023 at Agganis Arena to play for Boston University, wh

The Sharks are likely heading into another development year, and with that, should be in the hunt for another top draft pick this coming season. But who are this year’s top prospects?

The World Junior Summer Showcase has been underway. And the Sharks have six prospects representing them this year. While the Summer Showcase isn’t a guarantee to make the World Juniors for your respective country

The Sharks have made a late July trade, sending forward Daniil Gushchin to the Colorado Avalanche for forward prospect Oskar Olausson.

Earlier this week, I did a deep dive on the 2020 draft class, and I thought it would be good to take a more positive look at the Sharks' drafting history, ranking my top 3 Sharks draft classes in franchise history.

Will Smith’s season gets somewhat overshadowed by his rookie counterpart, Macklin Celebrini. Smith put up 45 points in 74 games, after going scoreless in his first 9. That's a 50-point pace per 82 games as a rookie for Smith.

The 2020 draft was an important one for the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks were coming off their first time missing the playoffs since the 2014-15 season, and it wasn't even close.

The NHL has released the schedule for the upcoming season, and the Sharks announced their schedule with a video on their social media channels.

With Grier announcing that the Sharks are likely done making additions this offseason, barring a trade or something coming up similar to Yaroslav Askarov last offseason, it's a good time to look at the Sharks' depth chart heading into the season.

The Sharks have added franchise legend and Hall of Famer Joe Thornton to their staff in an official capacity. Joe Thornton will serve as a Player Development Coach and Hockey Operations Advisor going forward.

With Grier announcing that the Sharks are likely done making additions this offseason, barring a trade or something coming up similar to Yaroslav Askarov last offseason, it's a good time to look at the Sharks' depth chart heading into the season.

The Sharks have taken care of one of their two remaining RFAs, defenseman Jack Thompson, to a one-year two-way contract worth $800k at the NHL level.

After signing Skarek and trading Henry Thrun, the Sharks have continued their flurry of moves by signing free agent winger Jeff Skinner to a one-year deal. The deal carries a $3 million cap hit and has no trade protection.

After speculation that the Sharks have been shopping defenders after bringing on Orlov and Leddy, the Sharks have made their move late last night. The Sharks are trading defenseman Henry Thrun to Toronto for veteran forward Ryan Reaves.

The Sharks have been looking to add depth to their goaltender room, and they have found their guy, signing former Islanders goaltender Jakub Skarek to a one-year league minimum contract.