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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,
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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.
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With both training camp and rookie camp on the horizon, it’s a great time to revisit the exercise and see the state of the pool heading into the 2025-26 season.
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With both training camp and rookie camp on the horizon, it’s a great time to revisit the exercise and see the state of the pool heading into the 2025-26 season.
Matthew Granville|
With both training camp and rookie camp on the horizon, it’s a great time to revisit the exercise and see the state of the pool heading into the 2025-26 season.
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There was major news between the San Jose Sharks and the city of San Jose today. The City of San Jose has unanimously passed a motion that extends the Sharks' stay in San Jose through the 2051 season.  
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Over the course of the summer, many top prospects from the 2025 draft have signed their entry-level contracts or, at the very least, committed to playing in the NCAA. In fact, this is the case for 8 of the 10 top picks from this year.
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Names like Michael Misa, Sam Dickinson, and Igor Chernyshov are well known by Sharks fans and generally viewed as some of the organization's most talented prospects. But what about some prospects that have flown under the radar?
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The NHL recently released their top 20 centers in the NHL, with the Sharks' own Macklin Celebrini made the list, ranked as the 19th best Center in the NHL, sandwiched between Sam Bennett of the Florida Panthers and Tage Thompson of the Buffalo Sabres.
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When the Sharks claimed Barclay Goodrow off waivers from the Rangers last offseason, it was seen as a mistake by Grier and the Sharks. Given Goodrow’s production and the historical rate for the price to get off a contract
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William Eklund is entering his 5th season in the Sharks organization, and for what will likely be his 3rd season as a full-time NHL player, and his last season on his ELC, before his 3-year $5.6 AAV contract kicks in.
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Former Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic was in the news over the weekend when he voiced his displeasure with the end of his Sharks tenure and his desire to continue playing. 
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The Sharks have drafted numerous prospects over the years, with some flourishing and raising their stock, while others have stagnated and have a lot to prove this coming season to secure a future role with the Sharks.
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When the Sharks acquired Zack Ostapchuk, it was met with fan outrage, not necessarily because Ostapchuk is a bad player, but because fan favorite Fabian Zetterlund was sent the other way.
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it seems like Ferraro’s time in San Jose is on a clock, entering the final season of a 4-year extension signed in 2022. Ferraro is a pending UFA and is rumored to be open to a change of scenery
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Hockey Canada revealed their preliminary roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics, and Macklin Celebrini is the only Sharks representative.
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