It’s been a long journey, but it seems the Flyers forward Nikita Grebenkin has finally turned a corner.
We recall, Grebenkin took an upper-body injury all the way back in their game against the Sharks on March 21, and while the initial timeline for his return was a manageable 7-10 days, that endpoint came and went without further update, and before we knew it, they had reached the playoffs, then the regular season, without so much as a sign of him taking part in a rehab skate.
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The San Jose Sharks were viewed as one of the biggest winners of the 2026 NHL Draft, setting themselves up […]
The San Jose Sharks‘ front office has spent the start of the offseason making a series of moves to build […]
After narrowly missing the playoffs this past season, the San Jose Sharks immediately struck fortune by moving up in the […]
Lost in the mix of an excellent draft weekend was General Manager Mike Grier getting some key pieces of business done. The San Jose Sharks announced on Saturday that the team signed restricted free agent Zack Ostapchuk to a four-year extension. The next day, restricted free agent Michael Kesselring signed a three-year extension of his own.
Locking up a fourth-line center and a mid- to bottom-pairing defenseman for the next few years is tidy work for the general manager after pulling off s...
The San Jose Sharks have signed defenseman Michael Kesselring to a three-year, $13.5 million contract carrying a $4.5 million average annual value through the 2028-29 season, according to PuckPedia. Tthe agreement covers one remaining restricted free agent season and two unrestricted free agent years, and it does not include trade protection. The extension comes less […]
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Despite nearly a completely lost season, promising defenseman Michael Kesselring has more than tripled his salary. The San Jose Sharks have signed the pending restricted free agent to a three-year extension with a $4.5 million AAV. The #SJSharks have signed Michael Kesselring to a three-year deal worth $4.5 M AAV. #TheFutureIsTeal pic.twitter.com/4vaNx6PyPw — Locked on Sharks (@LockedOnSharks) June 29, 2026 The Sharks dealt for the 6'5", right-shot Kesselring in a trade with the Buffalo ...
Kesselring’s new contract with the Sharks carries a $4.5 million annual cap hit.
Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski, who has requested a trade out of Columbus, is now being linked to the San Jose Sharks.Werenski won the James Norris Memorial Trophy this season as the NHL’s top defenseman. He has played his entire 10-year career in Columbus, blossoming into one of the game’s elite blueliners.But with the […]
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The San Jose Sharks emerged from the 2026 NHL Draft having further strengthened the best farm system in hockey thanks […]
In one of the more eventful NHL drafts in recent times, there were plenty of teams that did very well for themselves and could be fast-tracking a rebuild or extending their contending window. On the other side, there are teams that whiffed or reached on selections that could hurt them down the road.
The San Jose Sharks were a team on the rise in 2025-26 season. Thanks to the performance of second-year superstar Macklin Celebrini, the Sharks were nearly a playoff participant after finishing fifth in the Pacific Division with a 39-35-8 record. The Sharks have not been in the postseason since the 2018-19 season, but they are […]
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Defenseman Alexander Karmanov made history Saturday when the San Jose Sharks selected him with the 201st overall selection in the seventh round of the 2026 NHL draft.
At seven-foot-one, Karmanov is the largest prospect to be drafted in NHL history with the Sharks 201st overall pick.
Making immediate judgment calls about the NHL draft is difficult, but we nonetheless grade three winners and three losers of the 2026 NHL draft.
Ostapchuk was a pending restricted free agent, and looks to play a bigger role with San Jose in the future.
The San Jose Sharks went into the 2026 NHL Draft with three first-round picks and plenty of debate about how […]
Day one of the 2026 National Hockey League draft is in the books. All but one Pacific Division team made at least one selection in the first round, while 13 trades were made on Jun. 26. Let’s take a look at what the eight Pacific Division teams did, as well as the notable trades that…
After the Ottawa Senators traded Brady Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers and used the newly acquired ninth-overall selection to acquire William Eklund and Kasper Halttunen from the San Jose Sharks,…
There was no drama at the top of the 2026 NHL Entry Draft at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo as the Toronto Maple Leafs selected Penn State foward Gavin McKenna with the first overall pick with top European prospect Ivar Stenberg going to the San Jose Sharks in the second slot.
After trading two first-rounders to Ottawa for Brady Tkachuk, the Florida Panthers took the night off as its first-round pick (9th overall) was used by the San Jose, who took defenseman Keaton Verhoeff from the Unive...
The San Jose Sharks aggressively moved up the board during the opening round of the 2026 NHL Draft on Friday, acquiring the 21st overall selection from the Philadelphia Flyers to draft Vancouver Giants defenseman Ryan Lin. To complete the trade, the Sharks sent the No. 27, No. 62, and No. 120 picks to Philadelphia. Lin, […]
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The Philadelphia Flyers picked a whole lot later than we are used to and they utilized this 27th overall pick — after a trade down from pick No. 21 with the San Jose Sharks — to select London Knights defenseman Maksim Sokolovskii. He’s a big boy as the 6-foot-7 blueliner was taken off the pile of young prospects and taken by the Flyers to add to their increasingly large pile of players whose main characteristic is that they have size.
Sokolovskii is simply going for someone who is bigger ...
With the 21st pick of the 2026 NHL draft, the Philadelphia Flyers have selected … Nobody.
After some speculation that the Flyers could trade back a few spots in order to accrue some more picks later on in the draft, they ended up doing just that, sending their 21st overall selection to the San Jose Sharks for the 27th overall selection, the 62nd overall selection, and the 120th overall selection.
With the resulting 27th overall pick, the Flyers would then select Maksim Sokolovs...
The pick is in. After a trade back with the San Jose Sharks, with the 27th overall pick in the […]
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Lin is one of the smaller D-men in the class, but his raw skill is second to none.