The offseason has arrived for half of the league’s teams that aren’t taking part in the playoffs. Accordingly, it’s now time to examine what they will need to accomplish over the coming months. First up is a look at San Jose.
When a team finishes at the bottom of the overall standings, it’s generally expected that they will use their high draft pick to improve the team’s future core.
The San Jose Sharks are entering the next era for their franchise. After former captain Logan Couture announced his retirement this week, 1300-game NHL veteran defenseman Marc-Eduard Vlasic is the last remaining member of the old core.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
The San Jose Sharks will not be bringing back their controversial goaltender, Alexandar Georgiev, next season, the team has just recently announced. San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier is not wasting any time building his roster for next season.
Over the past decade and a half, the Buffalo Sabres have had it harder than any franchise in not just the NHL, but possibly in all of North American sports.
Former Florida Panthers assistant GM Steve Werier believes San Jose Sharks GM Mike Grier’s strategic rebuild could position the franchise to make a serious run at a Toronto Maple Leafs superstar this summer.
Washington Capitals defenseman Rasmus Sandin accidentally became an Insider for Fabian Zetterlund, informing him of his trade before Sharks GM Mike Grier could.
The rebuild continues at the SAP Center. San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier and head coach Ryan Warsofsky continue to rebuild the organization into one that will perennially compete for Stanley Cups.
The Sharks are expected to once again be sellers in advance of the March 7 trade deadline with the team well out of the playoff picture.
If only it was just one thing or even a handful of things to fix. When an entire team collapses, like the San Jose Sharks did blowing a 5-1 lead to the Nashville Predators, what do you do?
Mackenzie Blackwood is back in San Jose. Just 11 days after the San Jose Sharks traded him to the Colorado Avalanche with Givani Smith for Nikolai Kovalenko and Alexandar Georgiev — multiple picks also exchanged hands — Blackwood is facing the Sharks on Thursday night.
We got some more trade action in the NHL this week as the Colorado Avalanche went out and addressed what was by far their biggest organizational need: Goaltending.
Quentin Musty hasn’t played a game in over three weeks, and Mike Grier wants that to change. The San Jose Sharks re-assigned Musty back to the Sudbury Wolves on Sept.
San Jose Sharks GM Mike Grier took us behind the scenes of Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith’s development plans on Monday. “There’s been a lot of thought and effort put into this from our performance group, led by Mike Potenza, the medical staff, the training [and] strength conditioning staff,” Grier said.
San Jose Sharks rookie Macklin Celebrini, the No. 1 pick in the 2024 NHL Draft, will miss at least two more weeks with a lower-body injury. General manager Mike Grier provided the timeline update for the 18-year-old forward on Monday.
The San Jose Sharks are already dealing with injury concerns.
Even with the core pieces in place, GM Mike Grier and the Sharks are still in the process of a rebuild. Here are five players that could be trade candidates to other teams.
San Jose Sharks General Manager Mike Grier has made a lot of trades and signings, highlighted by Erik Karlsson. Let’s see how the Sharks have fared since he took over.
Four days after hiring him as their new head coach, the San Jose Sharks held an introductory press conference for Ryan Warsofsky at SAP Center on Monday, June 17.
San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier announced today that the team has named Ryan Warsofsky head coach. Warsofsky will become the 11th head coach in Sharks franchise history.
There’s a new bench boss in San Jose. San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier announced today the club has named Ryan Warsofsky as the team’s 11th head coach in franchise history.
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.
San Jose Sharks’ general manager, Mike Grier, made a noteworthy appearance at the Edmonton Oilers vs. Minnesota Wild game on Friday night, sparking speculation about the purpose behind his attendance.
Losers of their first 11 games, the San Jose Sharks have the worst record in the NHL, and their general manager is threatening sweeping changes if the team doesn’t get its act together.
Mike Grier, 47, had a 15-year playing career in the NHL, including a three-season stint with the Sharks from 2006 to 2009.
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