The Sharks recalled winger Daniil Gushchin and defensemen Luca Cagnoni and Jimmy Schuldt from AHL San Jose ahead of their final two games of the season.
Veteran defenseman Jimmy Schuldt is getting another look with the Sharks. The team announced (Twitter link) that they’ve recalled Schuldt from AHL San Jose; it’s his fourth recall of the month.
San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky announced that defenseman Vincent Desharnais is currently day-to-day with an upper-body injury. It’s unclear what caused the injury for Desharnais, as he played the entirety of Saturday’s 3-1 win over the Boston Bruins.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Former Edmonton Oilers defenceman Vincent Desharnais has journeyed to three different NHL teams this season, and now has landed in San Jose - where former teammate Klim Kostin is thrilled to welcome him.
There’s one potential goalie option off the trade market. According to Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic, the Utah Hockey Club and goaltender Karel Vejmelka have agreed to a five-year contract extension worth $4.75 million annually.
The 2025 NHL trade deadline has proven one thing: it’s a seller’s market. Let’s recap the moves so far: It started with the Ryan Lindgren trade. In exchange for Lindgren, the New York Rangers received a 2025 second—and fourth-round pick.
The NHL Trade Deadline is less than two days away, and teams have been busy around the league. There have been a number of trades that have made teams much better, which poses a problem for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
LAS VEGAS — The implied reasons for the Pittsburgh Penguins trades Wednesday evening might differ sharply from many of the inferences. The Penguins first shipped Vincent Desharnais to the San Jose Sharks for a mere 2028 fifth-round pick.
DENVER — The San Jose Sharks have traded for a veteran defenseman. The Sharks have acquired Vincent Desharnais from the Pittsburgh Penguins for a 2028 fifth-round pick.
The San Jose Sharks have been utilizing the pending trade deadline to wheel and deal players to better their franchise. The Sharks have released that they have made a deal with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
A former member of the Vancouver Cancuks’ blue line is on the move again. On Wednesday, the San Jose Sharks acquired defenceman Vincent Desharnais from the Pittsburgh Penguins for a fifth-round pick in the 2028 NHL Draft.
Defenseman Vincent Desharnais’ time with the Pittsburgh Penguins was brief. The team on Wednesday traded him to the San Jose Sharks for a 2028 fifth-round draft pick.
The Predators and Penguins have made a multi-player swap. Nashville has acquired winger Michael Bunting along with a 2026 fourth-round pick from Pittsburgh in exchange for center Thomas Novak and defenseman Luke Schenn.
The San Jose Sharks announced Wednesday that the club has acquired defenseman Vincent Desharnais from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for a fifth-round selection in the 2028 NHL Draft.
The Sharks have added some depth on the back end, acquiring defenseman Vincent Desharnais from Pittsburgh in exchange for a 2028 fifth-round pick.
After just 34 games, the Vancouver Canucks had enough, trading defenceman Vincent Desharnais to the Pittsburgh Penguins. It came hours after the club had swung a massive deal sending forward JT Miller and other pieces to the New York Rangers for a package including forward Filip Chytil and a 2025 conditional first-round draft pick.
Vancouver Canucks defenceman Vincent Desharnais is returning to face the Oilers for the first time in Edmonton tonight, and he spent some time looking back on his memorable tenure with the team.
Vincent Desharnais has had a rough start with the Vancouver Canucks this season, raising questions about his future with the team. Signed to a two-year deal, the 28-year-old defenseman has struggled to find consistency and has been in and out of the lineup.
The Vancouver Canucks may be looking to add to their blue line in the coming months, but it also looks like a defenseman on their NHL roster could be on his way out before the March 7th trade deadline.
The writing is on the wall for Vincent Desharnais and the Vancouver Canucks. When Rick Dhaliwal said on Thursday of this week that “A couple of people have told me they’ve heard Desharnais’ name out there…some think his name is out there in the trade market,” it sounded pretty definitive, being already attached to multiple supposed sources.
He has been a healthy scratch multiple times already, and his playing time has dipped a bit as well.
He simply hasn't found his footing in the Vancouver system.
Yesterday, we noted that the trade noise involving Vancouver Canucks defenceman Vincent Desharnais that seemed to be starting to heat up. Today, those rumours got a lot more concrete and noteworthy.
The Vancouver Canucks have gotten out to a strong start to their 2024-25 campaign. They sit 4th in the Pacific Division with a 15-8-5 record through 28 games and seem poised to make a deep run in the playoffs this season.
Right now, Desharnais isn't proving much value, and his deficiencies are arguably hurting the Canucks.
The Vancouver Canucks are reportedly exploring trade options for defenseman Vincent Desharnais, as per insider Rick Dhaliwal on Donnie and Dhali — The Team.
While it's obvious what the Canucks' need is at this point, could they move someone from their defensive group?
It’s suffice to say Vincent Desharnais’ time with the Vancouver Canucks hasn’t been smooth sailing. The lumbering defenceman inked a two-year contract worth $2 million annually on the West Coast this summer, and it took only one game for things to go a bit sour.
It took less than two full months, but trade rumours involving Vancouver Canucks defenceman Vincent Desharnais have officially started. On Thursday’s episode of Donnie and Dhali — The Team, Rick Dhaliwal said the following: “A couple of people have told me they’ve heard Desharnais’ name out there.
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