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Celebrini comes in third in Calder voting

Montreal Canadiens · Canada

Celebrini comes in third in Calder voting

San Jose Sharks rookie Macklin Celebrini finished third in the Calder Trophy voting, according to the NHL announcement on June 10, finishing behind Montreal Canadiens rookie defenseman Lane Hutson and Calgary Flames rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf. Hutson was well ahead of the pack with 1,832 points. Wolf was second with 1,169 points and Celebrini was third, just 65 points behind Wolf. Source Read Article

2025 player review Jack Thompson: A sheltered first season

San Jose, California · San Jose

2025 player review Jack Thompson: A sheltered first season

The San Jose Sharks have a deficit of right-shot defensemen and Jack Thompson is in the enviable position of being able to fill that need. Last season, Thompson jumped back and forth between the Sharks and the Barracuda. The Sharks had Jan Rutta, Cody Ceci and Matt Benning as NHL level defensemen on the roster to start the season, leaving Thompson to start out with the Barracuda. A trade early in… Source Read Article

2025 player review Barclay Goodrow: Borderline fourth-liner

San Jose, California · San Jose

2025 player review Barclay Goodrow: Borderline fourth-liner

The reunion of Barclay Goodrow and the San Jose Sharks was rocky this offseason. It was mired in controversy as the New York Rangers found a way around Goodrow’s 15-team no-trade list by simply placing him on waivers. And while Goodrow presumably had the Sharks on that no-trade list, he never held the Sharks responsible for how things played out. He was upfront that his anger was directed at New… Source Read Article

2025 player review Alex Wennberg: Time to rethink his role

The San Jose Sharks loosened up the purse strings on July 1, 2024 and started actively looking for veteran players who would help guide the new generation of Sharks into the NHL. The team added Tyler Toffoli to the fold to give rookie Macklin Celebrini a bona fide shooter to play alongside. The Sharks also added Alex Wennberg, a defensively responsible forward able to play the two-way game that… SourceNHL · San Jose Read Article

2025 player review Nikolai Kovalenko: Deserving of a shot?

25-year-old Nikolai Kovalenko had an interesting first season in the NHL. Kovalenko started out with the Colorado Avalanche, finding himself with limited playing time in his first 28 games of the season. But, on Dec. 9, 2024, the Avs traded Kovalenko to the San Jose Sharks in a package deal that saw the Sharks send Mackenzie Blackwood the other way. The trade appeared to be a chance for… SourceDenver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

2025 player review Will Smith: A tale of two halves

The San Jose Sharks started rookie Will Smith’s season with a plan. Smith would be flanked by veterans like Mikael Granlund, Alexander Wennberg and Tyler Toffoli. There would be no pressure to succeed and certainly no pressure to play center, the more difficult of the forward positions. Smith was never threatened with a trip to the AHL, and he was given planned off days to allow for development. SourceWill Smith · San Jose Read Article

Way, way too early look at the Sharks defense, goaltending

In a previous post, we took a look at what the Sharks forward lines could look like next season. We found that aside from hoping that prospects take another step in the offseason, there won’t be much addition on offense during free agency. The same might be said for defense, where the Sharks are hoping that young players like Shakir Mukhamadullin, Luca Cagnoni and even Timothy Liljegren take a… SourceSan Jose, California · San Jose Read Article

Way, way too early look at Sharks forward lines

Forget those idiots in the postseason (secretly, we’re jealous), it’s more fun to look into our crystal ball and guess what the San Jose Sharks could look like on opening night. There’s been a lot of roster turnover in the past few months, giving us small glimpses of what San Jose is hoping to do with the team’s young players, who the Sharks are hoping to sign in the offseason and what the roster… SourceSan Jose, California · San Jose Read Article

What kind of offer sheets can the Sharks hand out?

The NHL has released the offer sheet compensation table for 2025, letting teams know just what they’ll have to cough up if they manage to steal a restricted free agent from another team. As we saw from free agency in 2024, when the St. Louis Blues lured Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg away from the Edmonton Oilers, the offer sheet can be an effective tool for teams looking for… SourceNHL · San Jose Read Article

Barracuda exits: The bar has been raised

The San Jose Barracuda wrapped up its season with a mix of growth and some unfinished business, and the players’ exit interviews gave us a glimpse into where each player and the team are headed. For a group filled with rookies, vets and everything in between, there was a clear thread of hunger that ran through each conversation. Take Collin Graf, who jumped into the pro grind straight out of… SourceSan Jose, California · San Jose Read Article

What a season. ‘Cuda playoff run ends in Colorado

Let’s be real, this one stung. The San Jose Barracuda looked sharp, confident and honestly pretty dominant at times last night in Colorado, but the scoreboard didn’t love ‘em back. Despite a standout performance from Igor Chernyshov, the ‘Cuda dropped a tight one to the Colorado Eagles, 3–1. The ‘Cuda came out buzzing. Anthony Vincent, Collin Graf and Pavol Regenda all tested Trent Miner… SourceColorado Springs · Colorado Springs Read Article

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