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5:03The San Jose Sharks Sign Macklin Celebrini to $94M Extension
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0:39Sharks Sign Macklin Celebrini to $94M Extension
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1:48Jets Sign Goalie Stuart Skinner to 2-Year Deal
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1:17Golden Knights Sign Rasmus Andersson to 7-Year Extension
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1:32Golden Knights' Outlook Following Final Loss
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3:02Stanley Cup Final Game 3 Highlights: Hurricanes at Golden Knights
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1:192026 Stanley Cup Goalie Comparison: Hart vs. Andersen
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1:14NHL Coaching Matchmaker: Kings
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1:16Maple Leafs Job Open After Craig Berube Firing
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1:31Avalanche Extend Series Lead 2-0 Over Wild
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0:55Oilers And Golden Knights Battle For 1st In Pacific
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0:36Highlights: Blackhawks at Sharks (4/6)
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0:41California Love Or California Dreamin: Will All Three Cali Teams Make The Playoffs?
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1:31California Dreamin: Celebrini's Heroics Lift Sharks Over Ducks
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1:03Highlights: Sharks at Oilers (1/29)
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0:52Highlights: Sharks at Penguins (12/13)
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1:10Erik Karlsson Signs 8-Year Contract With Sharks
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4:48Breaking News: Cale Makar Becomes Highest-Paid Player in NHL History
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Top Sharks News
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Sharks' Cameron Lund: Leaves rookie game
Lund sustained an apparent upper-body injury during Saturday's prospect game versus the Kings, Max Miller of NHL.com reports.
Lund was laboring after a hit from Jared Woolley. The 22-year-old Lund was likely to start 2026-27 in the AHL anyway, though if the injury is serious, he could be placed on season-opening injured reserve.
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Sharks' Michael Misa: Poised to play in Rookie Faceoff
Misa will play in the 2026 Rookie Faceoff despite logging 45 NHL games in the 2025-26 regular season, per Max Miller of Sharks Hockey Digest on Friday.
While his participation in the mini-tournament is surprising, it could help him get into a groove before San Jose's training camp opens. Misa should receive an elevated role in the 2026-27 campaign. He will compete for a second-line role with the Sharks during camp.
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Sharks' Leo Sahlin Wallenius: Questionable for showcase
Sahlin Wallenius is questionable for the Sharks' upcoming prospect showcase for an undisclosed reason, Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News reports Friday.
While the reason for Sahlin Wallenius' potential absence isn't yet clear, AHL San Jose head coach John McCarthy said that he doesn't believe that the 20-year-old's availability for the start of training camp will be impacted. Across 32 regular-season appearances with SHL Vaxjo last year, Sahlin Wallenius recorded three goals, 10 assists and 14 PIM.
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Sharks' Mattias Havelid: Won't play in showcase
Havelid has been ruled out for the Sharks' upcoming rookie showcase due to an upper-body injury, Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now reports Friday.
Although Havelid will be held out over the weekend due to his upper-body injury, AHL San Jose head coach John McCarthy doesn't believe that the issue will impact the 22-year-old's availability for the start of training camp. Havelid made 44 regular-season appearances in the AHL last year and recorded five goals, 10 assists and 16 PIM.
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Sharks' Ilya Samsonov: Signs one-year contract
Samsonov signed a one-year, two-way contract with San Jose on Tuesday.
Samsonov went 3-8-0 with a 3.27 GAA and a .903 save percentage in 14 KHL appearances for HK Sochi in the 2025-26 regular season. The 29-year-old netminder has posted a record of 118-48-25 with a 2.77 GAA and a .902 save percentage across 200 NHL regular-season contests. Samsonov will be in the mix for a depth role with the Sharks during training camp, but he could spend most of the 2026-27 campaign in the minors.
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Sharks' Collin Graf: Inks three-year deal
Graf signed a three-year, $12.75 million contract extension with the Sharks on Friday.
Graf was a restricted free agent after completing his entry-level contract. He reached an agreement with the Sharks two days after linemate Macklin Celebrini signed a long-term extension. Graf made a career-high 81 regular-season appearances with San Jose in 2025-26, logging 21 goals, 25 assists, 88 hits, 48 blocked shots and 12 PIM while averaging 16:27 of ice time per game.
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Sharks' Macklin Celebrini: Gets massive payday
Celebrini signed a five-year, $94 million contract extension with the Sharks on Wednesday.
Celebrini's $18.8 million cap hit is projected to be the highest in the NHL, surpassing even Leo Carlsson's $18 million, which itself set a new standard for what young stars can expect to get paid when it was agreed upon July 3. However, Celebrini has one year remaining on his entry-level contract, so his new massive contract won't begin until the 2027-28 campaign. That leaves the door open for someone else to become the league's highest-paid player before Celebrini's deal takes effect. Regardless, the 20-year-old's upcoming paycheck is well deserved. After impressing with his 63 points as a rookie during the 2024-25 regular season, he broke out as a sophomore with 45 goals and 115 points in 82 regular-season appearances with the Sharks. Taken with the No. 1 pick in the 2024 NHL Draft, his time among the NHL's elite is just getting started.
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Sharks' Libor Hajek: Agrees to one-year deal
Hajek signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Sharks on Thursday.
Hajek had six goals, 13 points and 41 PIM in 44 regular-season outings with Pardubice of the Czech League in 2025-26. The 28-year-old also has four goals, 12 points and 40 PIM in 110 career regular-season NHL appearances. He should get serious consideration during training camp for a roster spot with the Sharks.
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Sharks' Ivar Stenberg: Signs entry-level deal
Stenberg signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Sharks on Thursday.
Stenberg was selected by San Jose with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. The 18-year-old excelled in the Swedish Hockey League in 2025-26, providing 11 goals and 33 points in 43 regular-season outings with Frolunda. His experience playing against those much older than him should help the 18-year-old's transition to the NHL. While he'll need to earn his Opening Night roster spot, it wouldn't be surprising to see Stenberg open the campaign with the Sharks in a middle-six role that includes some power-play ice time.
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Sharks' Kyle Keyser: Lands with San Jose
Keyser signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Sharks on Wednesday.
Keyser split time between AHL Colorado and ECHL Utah last season. Across 15 regular-season appearances with Colorado, he went 9-4-1 with a 2.09 GAA and .922 save percentage, while he went 6-4-1 with a 2.43 GAA and .917 save percentage across 12 regular-season outings with Utah. He hasn't yet made his NHL debut and will likely spend most of his time in the minors with his new team.
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Sharks' Brett Leason: Snags two-way deal
Leason inked a one-year, two-way contract with San Jose on Thursday.
Leason logged just six games for the Capitals last year, failing to register a point while notching 10 hits and one shot. At this point, the 27-year-old winger is more of an organizational depth piece that will help San Jose's minor-league system. As such, fantasy managers shouldn't be expecting him to make much of an impact.
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Sharks' Tye Felhaber: Joining San Jose
Felhaber signed a contract with the Sharks on Wednesday, Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now reports.
Per PuckPedia, it's a one-year, two-way contract. The 27-year-old forward played exclusively in the AHL in 2025-26, earning 15 goals and 16 assists over 63 regular-season outings as well as seven points over 17 playoff contests. Felhaber will likely play all of 2026-27 in the AHL.
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Sharks' Alex Barre-Boulet: Inks deal with Sharks
Barre-Boulet signed a contract with the Sharks on Wednesday, Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now reports.
According to PuckPedia, it's a two-year, $1.75 million contract. Barre-Boulet was a point-per-game player in the AHL in 2025-26, logging 26 goals and 44 assists over 70 regular-season outings, though he dipped to 12 points in 17 playoff games. Barre-Boulet will likely spend most of 2026-27 in the AHL, but he could get a look at times as a depth forward.
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Sharks' Darnell Nurse: Heading to San Jose
Nurse was acquired by San Jose from Edmonton on Wednesday in exchange for Shakir Mukhamadullin and Zack Sharp.
Edmonton wanted to get out from under Nurse's $9.25 million cap hit through 2029-30, but that doesn't mean the 31-year-old lacks value. Far from it, Nurse is a good top-four defenseman who plays a physical game while also chipping in offensively. He had seven goals, 24 points, 104 PIM, 137 hits and 167 blocks in 82 regular-season appearances with Edmonton in 2025-26. Nurse should get big minutes and provide veteran leadership to a young Sharks club that is on the rise.
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Sharks' Andre Gasseau: Secures entry-level deal
Gasseau signed a two-year, entry-level contract with San Jose on Wednesday, Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News reports.
Gasseau just finished his fourth year at Boston College, notching six goals and 17 helpers in 23 appearances. The 2021 seventh-round pick figures to spend the majority of his contract in the minors, adjusting his game to the professional level. At this point, Gasseau might be far enough away from seeing NHL action that he isn't worth stashing yet.
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Sharks' Eric Comrie: Lands two-year contract
Comrie signed a two-year, $2.3 million contract with the Sharks on Wednesday.
Comrie made a career-high 25 regular-season appearances in the NHL with Winnipeg last year, going 12-11-1 with a 3.13 GAA and .890 save percentage. He's made at least 20 regular-season NHL appearances in back-to-back years and will likely have the opportunity to compete for a depth role with the Sharks during the 2026-27 campaign.
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Sharks' Mason Marchment: Signs five-year contract
Marchment agreed to terms on a five-year, $33.75 million deal with San Jose on Wednesday, Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News reports.
Marchment ended the 2025-26 season on a high note, tallying two goals and seven assists in his last eight games with the Blue Jackets. Overall, the 31-year-old winger compiled 19 goals and 45 points in 68 games between Columbus and Seattle. He figures to slot into a middle-six role for San Jose, but he could push further up the depth chart as the season progresses.
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Sharks' Jacob Trouba: Staying on West Coast
Trouba signed a four-year, $33 million contract with San Jose on Wednesday.
Trouba missed just one regular-season game for the Ducks last year and recorded 10 goals and 25 assists along the way. His 35 points represent his highest total since 2021-22, when he was with the Rangers. With the Sharks, the veteran defenseman should see plenty of minutes while seeing time on the penalty kill.
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Team Statistical Rankings
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3.00 (17th) |
3.50 (30th) |
21.2 (16th) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| L. Couture C Logan Couture C | Groin |
| R. Reaves RW Ryan Reaves RW | Hand |