Sharks’ 3 Stars of the Month – April 2021 Victor Nuño | May 1, 2021 The San Jose Sharks finished April with a 5-9-1 record. It started with two wins against their rival Los Angeles Kings, which was on the back of ending March with…
Sharks’ Goaltending Has Faces in New Places Victor Nuño | April 21, 2021 The San Jose Sharks were fairly active at the 2021 NHL trade deadline. They moved their offseason signing Devan Dubnyk to the Colorado Avalanche for a 5th round pick in…
Sharks’ Most Probable Breakout Players for 2020-21 Season Victor Nuño | November 20, 2020 The 2020-21 San Jose Sharks will be looking to qualify for the playoffs after failing to do so in 2019-20. If they do rebound, there will need to be at…
Prospects News & Rumors: Gendron, Fink, Korenar & More Mathieu Sheridan | August 29, 2020 The Newfoundland Growlers signed a prospect to a one-year contract. A player has committed to play hockey at the University of Wisconsin. The San Jose Sharks have loaned a player…
Sharks Handicapped by Martin Jones’ Contract Gavin Daly | August 23, 2020 With the NHL salary cap not likely to increase during the offseason, some teams will fare better than others. The San Jose Sharks might be on the wrong end of…
Sharks Goalie Prospects – Korenar, Shortridge, Melnichuk & Emond Victor Nuño | August 1, 2020 Stopping the puck has been the Achilles’ heel of the San Jose Sharks as they finished 27th in the league in goals against per game in 2019-20 and are 24th…
Sharks’ Goaltending and How to Fix It Victor Nuño | June 26, 2020 There’s no secret, the San Jose Sharks could not keep the puck out of their net in the 2019-20 season. The Sharks were tied with the New Jersey Devils for…
Sharks Goalie Depth Needs Attention J.D. Caldwell | February 11, 2020 Martin Jones and Aaron Dell are not long-term solutions in goal for the San Jose Sharks. Let’s take a look at what the future has in store from the farm…
Sharks Bites: Frustrations Run High During Losing Streak Adam Cumbee | November 5, 2019 Another week, another dismal showing for the San Jose Sharks. After three more losses, the Sharks dropped to 4-10-1, the second-worst record in the NHL. This puts them just two…
