Two San Jose Sharks prospects (?) were invited to Team Canada’s World Junior Championship camp ahead of the tournament. Michael Misa, who is technically a current San Jose Shark on loan to the AHL Barracuda, was invited to join the team’s camp after last year’s mysterious snub. Then there’s Joshua Ravensbergen, the goaltender who looks to have made it into the third spot on the list.
Timing for Misa is perfect
The timing for the Sharks and Misa is perfect. As TSN reports , Canada’s c...
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Successful teams in the NHL, obviously, need to win more than they lose. That’s how they climb up in the standings. However, it starts by limiting the losing streaks and that’s something the San Jose Sharks have figured out how to do early in this 2025-26 season. Other than that tough start that began with two tough losses that could have been wins if the puck had bounced just a little differently, the Sharks have figured out how to haul themselves up after a loss or two and right the ship. Th...
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The San Jose Sharks’ road trip continues as the team hops all the way to the East Coast with a stop in the Carolinas. The Sharks are in Raleigh to visit the Carolina Hurricanes in another tough test of the team’s mettle. The Sharks have already played host to the Hurricanes, a 5-1 loss on Oct. 14 at SAP Center. Alex Nedeljkovic was in the net for that one and William Eklund scored the Sharks lone goal. The loss was one of San Jose’s six to start the season. The Sharks are in the midst of anoth...
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The San Jose Sharks put forward a better effort but were unable to come out with a point in the team’s visit to Dallas on Friday night. Despite plenty of opportunities, the Sharks could not find the back of the net and lost to the Dallas Stars 4-1.
While the score makes it seem like a lopsided effort, it was a much closer game for most of the night. The score was 1-0 Dallas after the first period. The Sharks scored the only goal in the second period and the score stayed tied at one until ...
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Tonight is another response game for the San Jose Sharks after the absolute walloping the team took at the hands of the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night. The Sharks are on the road, which should help with team bonding. The real question is, how will San Jose respond to another tough NHL contender? The last time the Sharks were in this position was about a week ago, when the Colorado Avalanche chewed them up and spit them out. San Jose came back the next game and beat the Vancouver Canuck...
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Alexander Ovechkin was on hat trick watch. Twice in the night, history was made for goals scored in the NHL. But the cost of it all was a game that the San Jose Sharks will learn from and remember for the rest of the season.
A lesson disguised as a setback.
Final. pic.twitter.com/9aO6agfeKO — San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) December 4, 2025
First period
The puck was on the ice at 7:13, and the game started with chaos. Tom Wilson got a shot on goal off the bat, bu...
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The Washington Capitals make the team’s one and likely only appearance at SAP Center this season and all eyes will be on 40-year-old Alex Ovechkin. While no one has said as much, this could potentially be Ovechkin’s final season in the NHL, which means this could be his final visit to San Jose. Ovechkin has already broken Wayne Gretzky’s goal-scoring record and has tacked on several more since then. He’s now at 909 goals and 1,650 points in his career.
His team is doing pretty well this s...
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This one’s the rubber match between the Utah Mammoth and the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks and Mammoth wrap up the season series tonight at SAP Center. The Mammoth won the first game 6-3 on Oct. 17 behind a hat trick by Nick Schmaltz. San Jose fought back in game 2 on Nov. 18 when Macklin Celebrini scored the game winner in overtime, capping a hat trick of his own and sending the Sharks off with a 3-2 victory.
The Mammoth continue to be in the mix for a playoff spot since these two teams la...
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The San Jose Sharks are getting a much needed day off after a tough outing in Vegas that saw them lose 4-3 to the Golden Knights. It was a mixed bag of a game for the Sharks, with some good things and some not so good things. There was the stretch of game in the second period, with the game tied at one apiece, when the Sharks let things get away from them. Vegas reeled off three quick unanswered goals and suddenly it was 4-1. But the good news is that unlike previous iterations of this team, t...
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The San Jose Sharks hit the road for a quick one-game trip to Las Vegas. After playing the Vancouver Canucks to a 3-2 regulation win that included some scrapping, the Sharks hopped on a plane and headed out to Sin City. While it’s a quick turnaround for the Sharks, the good news for Team Teal is that the Vegas Golden Knights are also on the second half of back-to-back games, so aside from the travel factor, both teams should be equally fatigued.
The revenge factor should add extra motivat...
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After a night where the Sharks gathered at the Toffoli’s house for Thanksgiving, the struggling Vancouver Canucks came into town hoping to take advantage of the turkey and mashed potatoes weighing the Sharks down. With Vincent Iorio back from the conditioning stint with the Barracuda, he got into the lineup as part of the ever-crowded blueline. Vincent Desharnais, Nick Leddy and Shakir Mukhamadullin were the scratches. It was also the first time since Ryan Reaves joined the Sharks that ex-Shar...
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The San Jose Sharks are back at it today, hopefully not too full on turkey, turducken and whatever else Ryan Reaves carved up, the Toffoli family served up and the rest of the players cooked up. With an afternoon start, it’s a quick turnaround for the Sharks.
Meantime, the Vancouver Canucks enjoyed American Thanksgiving on the road after beating the Anaheim Ducks 5-4 in regulation on Wednesday night despite being outshot 41-28. Vancouver is having a tough go of it this season with a 10-12...
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By all means, last night’s game was anticipated as a big test for the rising Sharks. The Sharks hadn’t won in Denver since early 2019, and this current iteration of the Colorado Avalanche, nestled in the Mile High City, are a mile ahead of the rest of its NHL peers. Not to be outdone, the Sharks were playing some of their best hockey in years this November, including handing the Avalanche their only loss of the month coming into this matchup. But even with this surge of strength, Macklin Celeb...
12 days ago
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The San Jose Sharks visit the best team in the NHL in a measuring stick game that will show how well San Jose stacks up against the Colorado Avalanche. San Jose has already done something that only a few teams in the National Hockey League have done to date and that’s beat the Avs, who have a 16-1-5 record and an .841 points percentage. The Sharks won 3-2 in overtime on Nov. 1. That game happened at SAP Center when Mackenzie Blackwood had just returned to the net for the Avalanche. This time, ...
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Behind a night where Yaroslav Askarov looked nearly impossible to beat, the Sharks survived Boston’s pressure, capitalized when it mattered and walked out with a gritty 3–1 win built on effort, urgency, and goaltending brilliance.
HUG YOUR GOALIE 🤗 #TheFutureIsTeal pic.twitter.com/QK0rzRpQGe — San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) November 24, 2025
First period
The puck dropped at 5:08 p.m., and Alex Wennberg won the faceoff. In the first five minutes, the Sharks were playi...
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Look to see how the San Jose Sharks respond tonight after what Head Coach Ryan Warsofsky called an “immature” game last night against the Ottawa Senators. The Sharks fell to the Senators 3-2 in regulation , giving up the puck more than twice as much as Ottawa. The response from the team tonight will show just how far the players have come and where they are in their development.
It will not be an easy task. The Boston Bruins are 13-10-0 for the season and appear to be back on track after ...
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The San Jose Sharks have had success this season by understanding that how you finish the game is often the most important part of the equation. The trouble for the Sharks against the Ottawa Senators was the finishing part of it all. The Sharks jumped on the Senators early and thought the team had a goal within the first 90 seconds or so of the game. It was a quick strike produced by none other than the Macklin Celebrini, Will Smith and Philipp Kurashev line. However, an easy review by the lin...
16 days ago
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The Ottawa Senators make the team’s one and only visit to SAP Center this season, and it marks Fabian Zetterlund’s first game back in San Jose since he was traded on March 7, 2025. Zetterlund spoke to the media on Friday about what he missed the most about San Jose, and his answer, as posted by San Jose Hockey Digest’s Max Miller, is heartbreaking.
Zetterlund was asked what he misses most about San Jose. Watch for your self. #SJSharks pic.twitter.com/Wladsfy7B3 — Max Miller (@Real_M...
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Hockey can be an unforgiving sport. One miscue, a funny bounce, or even just a split-second hesitation, and the puck can end up in the back of your net. The goal is to stay even-keeled enough throughout the game so that you have a chance to win every night, no matter who your opponent is. That’s just what the San Jose Sharks did last night against a defensively difficult and skilled Los Angeles Kings. The Sharks beat the Kings 4-3 in the shootout to claim that extra point. While it wasn’t a pe...
18 days ago
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The San Jose Sharks play host to the Los Angeles Kings tonight and while Sharks fans are certainly enjoying the Macklin Celebrini show and all the fun that it brings, some goals and points from other players might be nice. With that in mind, Head Coach Ryan Warsofsky is reinserting offensively minded defenseman John Klingberg into the lineup as well as Timothy Liljegren, who also brings some offensive pop. Klingberg, who sat out the last game was candid about his struggles.
A candid Joh...
19 days ago
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Macklin Celebrini didn’t need space to make his moment. just the puck on his stick. One glide, one snap through traffic and his third goal of the night ended it. A hat trick, an overtime winner and a reminder that when the game tightens, it’s his to take.
SHARKS WIN 👏 SHARKS WIN 👏 SHARKS WIN 👏 pic.twitter.com/AF7oMTSigM — San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) November 19, 2025
First period
The puck officially dropped at 7:08 pm at the SAP Center, and the Sharks were off to ...
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The Utah Mammoth visit the Shark Tank tonight, getting ready to finish out the second night of a tough back-to-back series. Last night, the Mammoth fell in overtime to the Anaheim Ducks 3-2. Since its hot start, Utah has cooled off a bit. The Mammoth are 10-7-2 for the season, not as far ahead of the San Jose Sharks as the team once was. Utah has points in three straight games, but has lost its last two.
Similarly, the Sharks are on a two-game losing streak after falling to the Calgary Fl...
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The San Jose Barracuda didn’t just beat the Ontario Reign on Saturday night, the team outlasted them, survived them, and then stole the game back in a wild third-period swing at Tech CU Arena, closing out a gritty 4–3 win on Mean Girls night.
First period
The puck hit the ice at 6:06 pm at the Tech CU Arena, and just in the first two minutes, Pavol Regenda was in the box for roughing, giving Ontario its first power play. The rivalry will never die. Just a minute after that, all the p...
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The San Jose Sharks put forth a better effort last night, but, unfortunately, fell to the Seattle Kraken 4-1 in what can only be described as a frustrating affair for both fans and players. There was an allowed goal for the Kraken and a similar disallowed goal for the Sharks, leading to a two-goal swing. In a tight game against a team that is so good at shutting things down defensively, that can be brutal, and it turned out to be. There, of course, were self-inflicted wounds as well, but overa...
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The San Jose Sharks wrap up the team’s three-game road trip tonight with a visit to the Seattle Kraken. This is the second time the two teams will play in just over a week. The last time the Sharks were in Seattle, on Nov. 5, San Jose lit up the Kraken, scoring five unanswered goals. The Kraken are, understandably, looking to avenge that loss. It’s the lone regulation loss in the team’s 5-1-3 home record.
Much like the Sharks, Seattle has been gobbling up points recently, going 5-2-3 in i...
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