NASHVILLE – The San Jose Sharks have fired Russian scout Igor Eronko. Eronko was just hired as a Russian-area amateur scout by the Sharks this past summer.
Chicago made a great comeback win when they scored three quick goals in the third period to rally past the San Jose Sharks on Sunday, March 17th at the United Center.
CHICAGO – There’s no doubt, the San Jose Sharks fanbase needs to be reenergized. For the fifth straight year, the Sharks will miss the playoffs. For the second straight season, they’ll be the only team drawing less than 80 percent capacity at home.
CHICAGO — The San Jose Sharks visit United Center to take on the Chicago Blackhawks. It’s Los Gatos native Devin Cooley’s NHL debut — and it’s Celebrini Bowl II!
Both the San Jose Sharks and Chicago Blackhawks already have been eliminated from advancing to the Stanley Cup playoffs. But there is something on the line when the clubs meet in Chicago on Sunday.
COLUMBUS – It’s the first time this season that the San Jose Sharks have outshot an opponent by 15 or more. In fact, they more than doubled the Columbus Blue Jackets’ shots, 41-20.
Ozzy Wiesblatt has been loaned to the Milwaukee Admirals. Wiesblatt, the 2020 San Jose Sharks’ first-round pick, has spent the entire season with the San Jose Barracuda.
COLUMBUS – The San Jose Sharks visit the Columbus Blue Jackets. Fabian Zetterlund and Henry Thrun scored, but the Sharks lose 4-2. Opening shift, Jenner, we’ve seen this story before, has a step for a breakaway.
Today's NHL slate offers quite a few games of intrigue, and Yardbarker's Griffin Carroll is drawn to two in particular.
As the San Jose Sharks prepare for the final stretch of a difficult season, they are far more focused on setting up for the future. The trade deadline was one indication of this direction, and somewhat relatedly, a handful of players have seen their NHL playing time increase.
When looking at how the San Jose Sharks are doing this season, it can be easy to look at it through a negative lenses. But Jan Rutta thinks differently.
The Penguins put an end to their four-game skid with a relieving 6-3 victory against the San Jose Sharks at the PPG Paints Arena on Thursday, March 14th.
PITTSBURGH – Mikael Granlund isn’t Tomas Hertl or Logan Couture. But on and off the ice, he’s been a true leader since the San Jose Sharks traded alternate captain Tomas Hertl on Friday.
PITTSBURGH – The San Jose Sharks visit PPG Paints Arena to take on the Pittsburgh Penguins. Fabian Zetterlund and Marc-Edouard Vlasic and Klim Kostin scored, but the Sharks lost 6-3.
Well, on Wednesday, March 13, another NHL squad was officially eliminated from playoff contention on an off-night for the team. The San Jose Sharks collected the little ‘e’ beside their team name in the standings and became the second team this season to be mathematically eliminated.
Apparently Logan Couture didn’t have high hopes on being dealt at the trade deadline. In the wake of the San Jose Sharks making a surprising deal that sent Tomas Hertl to the Vegas Golden Knights, the Sharks captain was asked on Friday about if he expected to be traded.
It’s been a few days since the Sharks made major organizational changes at the trade deadline. Emotions ran rampant on Friday, whether it was fans or the players themselves.
After moving Nikita Okhotyuk to Calgary in a late move before Friday’s trade deadline, the Sharks were down to just six defenders on their active roster.
It was another profitable day here, as the plus-money SOG props are delivering us some good times lately on the ice. We aim to keep that going here as we take in some Saturday NHL action with a trio of bets by our side.
He ranks fourth in all-time scoring among Sharks with 701 career points, and fifth in all-time games played. He is signed through the end of the 2026-27 season, carrying an $8M cap hit, and will aim to play in his 1,000th NHL game when he returns next season.
Nobody is better at manipulating the NHL's salary cap than the Golden Knights, and they proved it again at the 2024 trade deadline.
The center brings notable heft and physicality to the lineup and has proven he can add goal-scoring value with his shot.
San Jose Sharks forward pending unrestricted free agent Anthony Duclair is ranked No. 26 on Frank Seravalli’s trade targets board. With the Sharks forward plotting home 16 goals this season and closing in on 20, his name has picked up some traction in the trade talks ahead of Friday’s NHL trade deadline.
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