Blades of Teal
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Daily Faceoff recently updated their top trade target big board, and there are tons of interesting names and possibilities for the Sharks to look into this offseason
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With 41 million in cap space, the Sharks have a multitude of options available to them, but what will they do with it?
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Heading into the offseason, teams will start making decisions on pending unrestricted and restricted free agents. The Sharks may not have any notable pending free agents, but there are still interesting decisions to be made.
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I will be looking at forwards the Sharks could target. While the Sharks need defensemen, they have a lot of picks and don't need to use them all to address the backend if they can find value upfront.
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Today, I will look at potential defencemen available in this range as it is the Shark's most significant organizational need. 
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The Sharks have a lot of cap space this offseason and many avenues available to them to improve the team, but what avenues should they avoid this offseason?
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With the Cap rising, the Sharks have a wide-open slate for Grier to construct the team in his image.
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Defenseman Lane Hutson has won the Calder Trophy. Goaltender Dustin Wolf finished second in the voting, while Sharks Macklin Celebrini finished a close third behind Wolf.
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Who are some realistic free agency options that could help the Sharks compete next season while still prioritizing their young talent and future cap space?
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The NHL combine concluded last week. As always, it was a good opportunity for teams and fans to get acquainted with the 2025 draft prospects.
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Reid, a defenseman, plays for the Kitchener Rangers in the OHL and is projected to go in the second half of the first round later this month.
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Regarding Eklund’s next contract, two comparable extensions from the 2021 draft class stand out on long-term deals
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heading into the year with a tandem of Askarov and Romonov seems unlikely. So, who could the Sharks target in Free Agency?
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With the offseason right around the corner, there will undoubtedly be a lot of movement as teams look to reshape their rosters for next season.
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Could the Sharks look to trade up for the number 1 overall pick? According to David Pagnotta of the 4th Period, he expects the Sharks to explore this possibility.
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Sharks prospects Sam Dickinson and Kasper Halttunen helped the London Knights win the Memorial Cup last night.
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Looking ahead to the offseason, Granlund is a pending UFA for the Stars. Given Dallas has limited cap space, it’s unlikely that Granlund will be in their long-term plans going forward. So, does a Sharks reunion make sense?
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The Sharks and forward Andrew Poturalski have mutually agreed to a contract termination; he will be a free agent if he clears unconditional waivers within 24 hours. 
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The Sharks have resigned defenseman Shakir Mukhamadullin to a one-year deal worth 1 million dollars for next season. Mukhamudullin was a pending RFA for the Sharks.
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Is there a player in this draft that could have a Beckett Sennecke-like rise and go way higher than expected, and could it be the Sharks at 2nd overall who “reach” on a player they really love?
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