Joe Thornton Earns Second Hall of Fame Nod in Two Years
Joe Thornton is going into another Hall of Fame. The San Jose Sports Hall of Fame revealed its 2026 class on Tuesday, and the man known as Jumbo is the…
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Paul Bissonnette calls Macklin Celebrini ‘Sidney Crosby 2.0’ after Sharks extension
Macklin Celebrini's $18.8M AAV sets an NHL record with Sharks extension.
The 2026-27 PWHL goaltending landscape: San Jose & Seattle
Almost to the end now! Next up on checking out the PWHL’s goaltending is checking into the goalie depth chart of San Jose and Seattle.
Trade Trees: Tracking the many twists and turns of Canucks acquiring Christian Ehrhoff
When the Vancouver Canucks managed to pry Christian Ehrhoff from the San Jose Sharks in the summer of 2009, it was one of the first examples of the hockey club pouncing on an opponent in salary cap peril. At that stage, the Sharks simply had too many other good players making too much money, which…
How The Sharks' And Ducks' Blueline Could Decide Their Playoff Fate
The Anaheim Ducks and San Jose Sharks are Pacific Division rivals, and next year, the Ducks and Sharks could be fighting for third place in the Pacific. But San Jose and Anaheim's defense corps are built differently – and the Sharks and Ducks D-men could help push their team into the 2027 playoffs.
2026 Top 25 Sharks Under 25 survey now open
The top 25 under 25 Sharks survey is back for another season, and it’s another good season to be an optimistic San Jose Sharks fan. Once again, the prospect pool is loaded with riches, and the under-25 crowd is chockful of talent. Before we jump into the new additions, let’s take a look at what last season’s list looked like. 1. Macklin Celebrini 2. Will Smith 3. Michael Misa 4. William Eklund 5. Yaroslav Askarov 6. Sam Dickinson 7. Shakir Mukhamadullin 8. Igor Cherny...
The Sharks Should Call the Flames About Morgan Frost
The San Jose Sharks have spent this offseason transforming themselves from a rebuilding project into a team with real designs on the playoffs. Darnell Nurse, Jacob Trouba, and Mason Marchment…
Dmitry Orlov reflects on approaching end of Alex Ovechkin-Sidney Crosby era: ‘It will be sad’
Ahead of participating in the Match of the Year, San Jose Sharks defenseman Dmitry Orlov celebrated his 35th birthday in Saint Petersburg, Russia, with Alex Ovechkin, going on a boat ride and having dinner together. Orlov played the first 12 seasons of his career with the Washington Capitals from 2011 to 2023, winning a Stanley
11 Vancouver things Macklin Celebrini can buy with his new $18.8M AAV salary
This article and salary calculations were entirely human-written and calculated without the use of AI. It may still be relatively quiet in the summer offseason, but Macklin Celebrini just became the highest-paid player in the NHL. The Vancouver-born star forward of Team Canada and the San Jose Sharks just received a major payday from…
Sharks' Michael Misa On San Jose's Future: 'Building Something Special'
Are the San Jose Sharks the team to watch heading into the 2026-27 NHL season? San Jose Sharks forward Michael Misa thinks so. The former 2025 second-overall pick enjoyed a fine rookie season last year, recording 21 points in 45 games, and heading into this season, should be playing a much bigger role among the team's top six. The Sharks have Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith making up their top two core players, but they've also landed the No.2 pick at June's draft, selecting Ivar Stenberg, wh...
Sharks sign top remaining free agent to 3-year, $12.75 contract extension
The San Jose Sharks locked one of the final pieces of their offseason by re-signing restricted free-agent forward Collin Graf to a three-year, $12.75 million contract carrying an average annual value of $4.25 million, general manager Mike Grier announced Friday. The extension will keep the 23-year-old under contract through the 2028-29 season after he completed […] The post Sharks sign top remaining free agent to 3-year, $12.75 contract extension appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Sharks Just Bet Their Future on Macklin Celebrini, and It’s the Right Call
Every rebuild eventually reaches a moment of commitment. The point where a franchise stops accumulating assets and starts paying to keep them. For the San Jose Sharks, that moment arrived…
How Macklin Celebrini's Record-Breaking Contract Affects The NHL And Sharks
The NHL is changing, and Macklin Celebrini proved that with his record-setting $18.8 million AAV contract extension. How will this deal affect the San Jose Sharks and the rest of the NHL moving forward?
Predicting Will Smith’s Extension With the Sharks After Macklin Celebrini’s Record-Breaking Deal
The San Jose Sharks inked franchise cornerstone Macklin Celebrini to a five-year, $94 million deal with an $18.8 million average annual value (AAV), eclipsing Leo Carlsson’s $18 million AAV for…
Daily Bean: Sharks Re-Sign Lincoln Native; Bruins Contracts; Nosek Signs in Czechia
It’s been a month since free agency opened and the Boston Bruins brought in Will Borgen and Connor Clifton. There […] The post Daily Bean: Sharks Re-Sign Lincoln Native; Bruins Contracts; Nosek Signs in Czechia appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Morning Chirps: Sharks & Penguins re-sign valuable depth forwards
It's the final month of 2026 with no NHL hockey games!
Saturday Habs Headlines: Looking ahead to the 2027 NHL Draft
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Three prospects the Canadiens could target at the 2027 NHL Draft. [ The Hockey News ] Around the league and elsewhere Tommy Novak signed a three-year contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins. [ TSN ] The San Jose Sharks signed Collin Graf to a three-year extension. [ TSN ] Cole Perfetti discusses his extension with the Winnipeg Jets. [ TSN ] Major changes on defence and how Leo Carlsson’s contract affects the roster are two of ...
Morning Rumble: Nikishin Interview; Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup Returns to US; San Jose Takes Shark Week Seriously
The Stanley Cup has returned to North America, as documented by the Keeper of the Cup, Philip Pritchard, as the […]
NHL Notebook: Sharks re-sign Collin Graf to three-year deal
The San Jose Sharks have been carrying the summer for news. A few days ago, they signed Macklin Celebrini to a five-year deal with an annual average value of a little under $19 million. Will Smith, another restricted free agent, could be offered an extension according to Sharks’ general manager. Well, the Sharks signed another…
NHL Notebook: Sharks re-sign Collin Graf; SHL team cancels Cal Foote contract
Days after getting a key piece of business done, signing superstar Macklin Celebrini to a five-year contract extension, the San Jose Sharks got some other work completed Friday, re-signing Collin Graf to a three-year contract. Graf’s new deal will see him earn a $4.25 million annual average value, the Sharks said in a release. The…
San Jose Sharks Sign RFA Collin Graf
From being undrafted to landing a $12.75 million dollar contract ($4.25M AAV), restricted free agent Collin Graf has signed on for three more years with the San Jose Sharks. Three more years with Graf! 👏 pic.twitter.com/WVae73KaOD — San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) July 31, 2026 The 23-year-old broke out for 21 goals and 46 points in 81 games this season for the Sharks, with a plus/minus rating of +6, making himself a key player in the team's future, and earning his life-changing deal. The you...
Sharks re-sign Collin Graf to three-year contract
Graf was a solid secondary scorer on an improved Sharks team last season, his first full year in the NHL.
Gavin McKenna’s ‘intense’ Macklin Celebrini take after training session
The Toronto Maple Leafs are hoping for big things from Gavin McKenna beginning in 2026-27. The Maple Leafs made McKenna the first overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft back in June. He is the future of this franchise, and he is looking to learn from the best, including San Jose Sharks star Macklin Celebrini. […] The post Gavin McKenna’s ‘intense’ Macklin Celebrini take after training session appeared first on ClutchPoints .
NHL Notebook: Sharks looking to extend Will Smith
It doesn’t look like the San Jose Sharks are done locking down their young core. On Wednesday, the team announced that they signed Macklin Celebrini to a five-year deal with an annual cap hit of $18.8. When that contract kicks in for the 2027-28 season, there’s a good chance it’ll be the highest cap hit…
Connor McDavid Should Get $25 Million a Year on His Next Contract
After signing a five-year deal worth $18.8 million per season on July 29, San Jose Sharks superstar Macklin Celebrini is now the highest-paid player in the NHL. But for how…
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