2025-07-01
Grading Sharks’ 2025 Draft + Free Agency Preview -
The San Jose Hockey Now Podcast is sponsored by Bring Hockey Back! How did we grade the San Jose Sharks’ 2025 Draft? (46:54) Before we get to our thoughts, we break down the latest Sharks’ news. The San Jose Sharks buy out Marc-Edouard Vlasic…why? (3:18) Congratulations, Joe Thornton! Jumbo is going to the Hockey Hall […] The post Grading Sharks’ 2025 Draft + Free Agency Preview appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Misa, Dickinson & Marleau Highlight Sharks’ 2025 Development Camp Roster -
Michael Misa is here. The San Jose Sharks open development camp tomorrow and have released their development camp roster. The roster is highlighted by first-rounders center Misa and goalie Josh Ravensbergen (2025), defenseman Sam Dickinson (2024), and winger Quentin Musty (2023). The second round is represented by defenseman Haoxi (Simon) Wang and center Cole McKinney […] The post Misa, Dickinson & Marleau Highlight Sharks’ 2025 Development Camp Roster appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Sharks Qualify 3, Don’t Qualify Kovalenko & 7 Others -
The San Jose Sharks are giving just three restricted free agents qualifying offers. They’ve passed on eight RFAs, making them unrestricted free agents. Thomas Bordeleau, Danil Gushchin, and Jack Thompson were qualified. Winger Gushchin and defenseman Thompson aren’t a surprise. Right-handed Thompson provided puck-moving depth for the San Jose Sharks as a rookie last year, […] The post Sharks Qualify 3, Don’t Qualify Kovalenko & 7 Others appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Sharks cut ties with Nikolai Kovalenko after rocky tenure in San Jose -
San Jose Sharks are allowing Nikolai Kovalenko and a group of other players to become unrestricted free agents.
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2025-06-30
San Jose Sharks cut ties with forward acquired in Mackenzie Blackwood trade -
San Jose Sharks are allowing Nikolai Kovalenko and a group of other players to become unrestricted free agents.
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San Jose Sharks issue qualifying offers -
San Jose Sharks issue qualifying offers
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San Jose Sharks RFA forward receives qualifying offer; goalie does not -
Deadline for NHL teams to issue qualifying offers to players and retain their negotiating rights is today at 2 p.m.
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Sharks Legend Joe Thornton Selected to Hockey Hall of Fame -
Sharks Legend Joe Thornton Selected to Hockey Hall of Fame
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Heavy lifting: Contracts Sharks can absorb to reach cap floor -
The San Jose Sharks are heading into free agency with a lot of work to do just to reach the cap floor. The team has $51.41 million committed to players and needs to commit an additional $19.19 million to reach the $70.6 million floor. Some of that will be dished out in free agency, where it’s expected the Sharks will try to land a big-name free agent. Whether the team succeeds is another matter entirely. That said, one major free agent or even two isn’t going to get the team to the floor, which means the Sharks will also need to take on a few bad contracts to get something done. With that in mind, what contracts might the Sharks swallow that might make sense, and could those moves happen today to help other teams land free agency big fish? Matt Dumba The Dallas Stars need some cap room, and the Sharks could use another right-shot defenseman. Dumba has one more year on a contract that pays him $3.75 million, money that Dalla
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Sharks Announce 2025 Preseason Schedule -
Sharks Announce 2025 Preseason Schedule
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San Jose Sharks re-sign goaltender Gabriel Carriere -
San Jose Sharks re-sign goaltender Gabriel Carriere
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Sharks Must Use Free Agency to Improve the Bottom Six -
When discussing his team’s needs this offseason on Tuesday, June 24, San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier kept it simple. “We need everything,” he told reporters. “You watched the…
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Monday Morning Bag Skate 6-30-25 -
This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS Blackhawks first-round picks: Anton Frondell, Vaclav Nestrasil, Mason West Blackhawks finding valu ein drafting “raw” prospects with more room to grow (Sun-Times) Analyizing Blackhawks’ five Saturday draft picks: Nathan Behm, Julius Sumpf lead group (
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Evaluating Mikael Granlund’s potential fit as the Canadiens’ second-line centre -
It’s been clear for a few years that the biggest hole in the Montreal Canadiens’ lineup is at the second-line centre position. Kent Hughes attempted to solve the problem immediately upon being hired by trading for Kirby Dach at the 2022 NHL Draft, and while that was looking like the answer early into a four-year contract, last season saw Dach struggle at the position with one of the worst goal differentials in the league at -29. There aren’t many fits at centre on the free-agent market this summer, and that’s especially true for a Habs team that is trying to assemble a young group of players to have a long window of Stanley Cup contention. Nevertheless, they need some type of solution after Nick Suzuki’s line, so the management team will need to explore the options available to be signed. One that appears to be a good fit for a club hoping to improve is Mikael Granlund. The 33-year-old centreman had two productive seasons with the n
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Sharks have restocked the cupboards; now comes the hard part for Mike Grier -
After NHL Draft, San Jose Sharks and general manager Mike Grier turn attention to next season
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Suomalaiset jäivät kiinalaisjätin varjoon NHL-draftissa -
Kiinalaissyntyinen puolustaja sai varauksen NHL-draftissa. 17-vuotias Haoxi ”Simon” Wang eli lauantaina unelmansa todeksi NHL:n varaustilaisuudessa Los Angelesissa. San Jose Sharks huusi kiinalaispuolustajan nimen toisen kierroksen ensimmäisellä varauksella, numerolla 33, ennen ensimmäistäkään suomalaista.
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Heise on What Helped Him Break Out This Season -
In the fifth round of the 2025 Draft, the San Jose Sharks selected overage center Max Heise. Heise went undrafted in 2024, but a strong season with the Penticton Vees in the BCHL allowed him to get on the Sharks’ radar, and ultimately, he was picked 150th overall. In the BCHL, he scored 27 goals […] The post Heise on What Helped Him Break Out This Season appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Teddy Mutryn on His Connections to Grier Family, Who He Models His Game After -
The San Jose Sharks continued adding to their forward prospect pool, selecting Teddy Mutryn with the 95th overall pick in the 2025 Draft. Mutryn, who is committed to Boston College starting in the 2026-27 season, spent most of last season with the Chicago Steel in the USHL. In 47 games, he had 17 goals and […] The post Teddy Mutryn on His Connections to Grier Family, Who He Models His Game After appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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2025-06-29
Gabriel Carriere (G) from San Jose Sharks to San Jose Sharks -
Status: Contract Extension Date: 06/29/2025 Player: Gabriel Carriere (G) From: San Jose Sharks To: San Jose Sharks Information: 1 year Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Sharks sign Gabriel Carriere to one-year contract extension -
Gabriel Carriere split the 2024-25 season between the AHL’s San Jose Barracuda and ECHL’s Wichita Thunder.
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Sharks re-sign goaltender Gabriel Carriere to one-year, two-way contract -
The San Jose Sharks re-signed goaltender Gabriel Carriere to a one-year, two-way contract on Sunday.
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Quick Analysis of every Sharks pick in the 2025 draft -
In recent Sharks terms, it was a relatively quiet draft day. During the General Manager Mike Grier era of the draft, there were trades to move up to grab the players that the Sharks had on the team’s board. However, this year, the Sharks seemed content to stand pat with the picks the team had. The Sharks didn’t make many moves, untempted, even though teams like the Pittsburgh Penguins and Chicago Blackhawks were taking swings. Instead, the Sharks stood pat with the nine picks the team had and let the chips fall as they might. First round intrigue While the Sharks tried to offer some intrigue with the second overall pick, ultimately, the team went with what most pundits expected and chose Michael Misa, offering the Sharks a formidable one-two punch down the middle for many years to come. With Macklin Celebrini, Michael Misa and Will
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Äiti hankki kaukalon kiinalaiseen kuplahalliin, kun Haoxi Wang rakastui jääkiekkoon – nyt Wang varattiin NHL:ään ennen suomalaisia -
Haoxi Wangista tuli NHL-historian pienimmällä numerolla varattu kiinalainen. San Jose Sharks varasi hänet toisen kierroksen ensimmäisenä.
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Sunday Habs Headlines: “Very, very, very satisfied” -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Despite planning the whole year on who to take with a first-round pick, both Martin Lapointe and Nick Bobrov were happy that Montreal was able to turn two first-rounders into a player of Noah Dobson’s calibre. [La Presse] Montreal was considering using one of the first-round picks to select Alexander Zharovsky, so the scouting staff was still able to land one of its targets despite the Dobson trade. [La Presse] Zharovsky is a childhood friend of Ivan Demidov. [TVA Sports] Alexis Cournoyer decided to stop chasi
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Sharks make historic pick in Simon Wang to begin second day of NHL Draft -
San Jose Sharks began Saturday with seven picks in rounds two through seven in the NHL Draft
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NHL Scouts Talk Day 2 of Sharks’ 2025 Draft -
LOS ANGELES — How did the rest of the league view Day 2 of the San Jose Sharks’ 2025 Draft? San Jose Hockey How solicited three NHL scouts, none with the Sharks, for their opinions about San Jose’s second-day selections, Haoxi (Simon) Wang, Cole McKinney, Teddy Mutryn, Ilyas Magomedsultanov, Zack Sharp, Max Heise, and Richard […] The post NHL Scouts Talk Day 2 of Sharks’ 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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San Jose Sharks make Simon Wang highest drafted Chinese born player -
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Josh Ravensbergen Selected 30th Overall by San Jose Sharks at 2025 NHL Draft -
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2025 NHL Draft: Getting to Know Cole McKinney -
With the 53rd pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, the San Jose Sharks selected center Cole McKinney from the U.S. National Team Development Program. He will be headed to the University of Michigan next season, and while he might not have been a flashy first-rounder, McKinney brings a super dependable and strong game that Sharks fans might come to appreciate in a big way. The #SJSharks select Cole McKinney with Pick 53. #TheFutureIsTeal pic.twitter.com/uoiZFjgQDN— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks)
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Morehouse on What Sharks Thought of Day 2 of 2025 Draft (+) -
LOS ANGELES — What did the San Jose Sharks think of Day 2 of their 2025 Draft? Director of amateur scouting Chris Morehouse shared his thoughts on Haoxi (Simon) Wang, Cole McKinney, Teddy Mutryn, Ilyas Magomedsultanov, Zack Sharp, Max Heise, and Richard Gallant. He was also asked about whether or not the Sharks tried to […] The post Morehouse on What Sharks Thought of Day 2 of 2025 Draft (+) appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Simon Wang becomes highest-drafted player born in China, going 33rd to Sharks in NHL draft -
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Simon Wang was proud to become the highest-drafted player born in China when the San Jose Sharks selected him Saturday with the first pick of the second round of the NHL draft. The big defenseman is also confident he won’t hold that distinction for long. “It’s an unreal moment for my The post Simon Wang becomes highest-drafted player born in China, going 33rd to Sharks in NHL draft appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Simon Wang makes history as NHL’s highest-drafted Chinese player -
LOS ANGELES — Simon Wang is still only 17 years old. The journey that brought him to Peacock Theater on Saturday morning had already been long and winding. Then he made history. The San Jose Sharks chose the defenceman from the Ontario Hockey League’s Oshawa Generals with the first pick of the NHL draft’s second The post Simon Wang makes history as NHL’s highest-drafted Chinese player appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Sharks' Wang NHL's highest-drafted born in China -
Simon Wang was proud to become the highest-drafted player born in China when the San Jose Sharks selected him Saturday with the first pick of Round 2 of the NHL draft, and the 6-foot-5 defenseman is also confident he won't hold that distinction for long.
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2025-06-28
Simon Wang becomes highest-drafted player born in China, going 33rd to Sharks in NHL draft -
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San Jose Sharks draft picks since 2023 have (mostly) something in common -
The San Jose Sharks made nine selections at the 2025 NHL Draft at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Richard Gallant at No. 210 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Richard Gallant with the No. 210 pick of the 2025 Draft. Gallant, a 5-foot-8 winger, put up 40 goals and 75 points for the US program between the NTDP and USHL this past season. He also added five goals and an assist for Team USA at the U-18’s. He […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Richard Gallant at No. 210 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Wang skrev historia under draftens andra dag
Backen blev den högst draftade ki... -
Wang skrev historia under draftens andra dag Backen blev den högst draftade kinesiska spelaren genom tiderna när Sharks valde honom som 33:a totalt
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Simon Wang makes history as highest-drafted Chinese player in NHL -
The San Jose Sharks chose the Simon Wang from the Ontario Hockey League's Oshawa Generals with the first pick of the NHL draft's second round, making the six-foot-six, 222-pound Wang the highest-selected Chinese player in the league at No. 33 overall.
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Simon Wang makes history as highest-drafted Chinese player in NHL -
LOS ANGELES — Simon Wang is still only 17 years old. The journey that brought him to Peacock Theater on Saturday morning had already been long and winding. Then he made history. The San Jose Sharks chose the defenceman from the Ontario Hockey League’s Oshawa Generals with the first pick of the NHL draft’s second The post Simon Wang makes history as highest-drafted Chinese player in NHL appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Max Heise at No. 150 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Max Heise with the No. 150 pick of the 2025 Draft. Heise, a center who also plays wing, put up 27 goals and 40 points for the Penticton Vees of the BCHL this past season. The 6-foot-3 forward is committed to Michigan State University for the 2026-27 season but […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Max Heise at No. 150 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Zack Sharp at No. 124 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Zack Sharp with the No. 124 pick of the 2025 Draft. Sharp, a 20-year-old defenseman, put up five goals and nine points in 42 games as a freshman at Western Michigan University. The 6-foot-1, left-handed blueliner spent the previous two seasons with the USHL’s Cedar Rapids RoughRiders. In 2023, […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Zack Sharp at No. 124 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Ilyas Magomedsultanov at No. 115 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Ilyas Magomesultanov with the No. 115 pick of the 2025 Draft. Magomesultanov was ranked 76th for European skaters by NHL Central Scouting. Magomesultanov, a left-handed defenseman, put up a single goal and 7 points for Loko Yaroslavl in the MHL this past season. Though a very raw prospect, Magomedsultanov […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Ilyas Magomedsultanov at No. 115 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Sharks prospect Wang highest draft pick from country thanks in pa... -
CHINA GROOVE Sharks prospect Wang highest draft pick from country thanks in part to NHL games there
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Teddy Mutryn at No. 95 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Teddy Mutryn with the No. 95 pick of the 2025 Draft. Mutryn, a right winger, put up 17 goals and 30 points in 47 games for the Chicago Steel this past season. Later in the season, he put up four points in 17 total games with the USNTDP. The […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Teddy Mutryn at No. 95 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Tyler Hopkins drafted 86th overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs – Analysis & Scouting Report -
With the 86th overall selection in the 2025 NHL Draft (acquired from San Jose in the Timothy Liljegren trade), the Maple Leafs have selected 6’1, 183-pound left-shot centerman Tyler Hopkins of the Kingston Frontenacs in the OHL. Between 2021 and 2024, the Leafs drafted just three centermen in 19 selections, and the highest pedigree one, […] The post Tyler Hopkins drafted 86th overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs – Analysis & Scouting Report appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove.
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Sharks select Cole McKinney No. 53 overall in 2025 NHL Draft -
Daily Faceoff had McKinney ranked 34th in their most recent draft rankings, leading the USNTDP U18 team in scoring with 27 goals and 61 points.
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McKinney Hopes To Be Model Two-Way Center, Shares Parents’ Impact on Him -
The San Jose Sharks continued to add organizational center depth with the 53rd overall pick, selecting Cole McKinney. McKinney, who was attending the Draft with his parents, brother, and sister, was drafted out of the United States National Team Development Program and is currently committed to the University of Michigan in the NCAA next season. […] The post McKinney Hopes To Be Model Two-Way Center, Shares Parents’ Impact on Him appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Haoxi Wang har blivit draftad – historisk -
Haoxi Wang, 17 år och 198 centimeter, är historisk. Han valdes först i den andra rundan av San Jose Sharks.
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Wang Talks Historic Selection, Friendship With Ravensbergen, His “Unicorn Skill” -
The San Jose Sharks drafted perhaps one of the highest upside players in the draft with Haoxi (Simon) Wang. The 6-foot-6 blueliner shared that he started playing hockey seriously at just age 14. Given his mobility, huge frame, and puck-moving promise, GM Mike Grier and the San Jose Sharks took Wang with the 33rd-overall pick. […] The post Wang Talks Historic Selection, Friendship With Ravensbergen, His “Unicorn Skill” appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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San Jose Sharks Make Simon Wang Highest Drafted Chinese Born Player -
Oshawa, On. - The San Jose Sharks selected Oshawa Generals defenceman Simon Wang with the 33rd overall selection making him the highest drafted Chines... - OHL Oshawa Generals
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Cole McKinney at No. 53 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Cole McKinney with the No. 53 pick of the 2025 Draft. McKinney, a center, put up 27 goals and 61 points for the U.S. National Team Development Program this past season. The 6-foot center is committed to the University of Michigan for next season. McKinney was No. 37 on […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Cole McKinney at No. 53 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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San Jose Sharks select Simon Wang 33rd overall -
The San Jose Sharks draft Simon “Haoxi” Wang with the 33rd overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. The defenseman is a very large player, measuring in at 6-foot-6 and 223 pounds. Wang is just the third Chinese-born player to be drafted in the NHL, though he has trained in North America for the last few years, playing as a teen in Toronto and most recently in the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL). General Manager Mike Grier has a type, so it’s no surprise that Wang is committed to Boston University. Grier likes his Boston colleges, whether it’s Boston University (Macklin Celebrini) or Boston College (Will Smith). Simon “Haoxi” Wang – Lindsay Muskies (OJHL) Height: 6-foot-6Weight: 223 poundsAge/DOB: 17, July 27, 2007Catc
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Sharks select Simon Wang No. 33 overall in 2025 NHL Draft, becomes highest-drafted Chinese-born player -
The 6-foot-6 blueliner is the highest drafted Chinese player in the history of the draft.
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San Jose Sharks make historic selection to begin second day of NHL Draft -
San Jose Sharks began Saturday with seven picks in rounds two through seven in the NHL Draft
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Haoxi (Simon) Wang at No. 33 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Haoxi (Simon) Wang with the No. 33 pick of the 2025 Draft. Wang, a defenseman, put up four goals and 22 points for the OJHL‘s King Rebellion this past season. The 6-foot-6, left-handed blueliner also had two assists in 32 OHL games for the Oshawa Generals and is committed to […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Haoxi (Simon) Wang at No. 33 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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San Jose Sharks make historic selection to begin second day of NHL Draft -
San Jose Sharks began Saturday with seven picks in rounds two through seven in the NHL Draft
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China’s Simon Wang selected by Sharks as first pick of second round at 2025 NHL Draft -
Simon Wang’s hockey journey has landed him in San Jose.
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NHL Draft on Sportsnet: Rounds 2-7 -
The Sharks get the second round going with the 33rd overall pick. Watch all the results from the NHL Draft live on Sportsnet and Sportsnet+.
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NHL Draft on Sportsnet: Rounds 2-7 -
The Sharks get the second round going with the 33rd overall pick. Watch all the results from the NHL Draft live on Sportsnet and Sportsnet+.
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NHL Draft on Sportsnet: Rounds 2-7 -
The Sharks get the second round going with the 33rd overall pick. Watch all the results from the NHL Draft live on Sportsnet and Sportsnet+.
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2025 NHL Draft: Day 2 thread -
Alright, get ready because round two is on deck. The San Jose Sharks have a second set of picks to go through today, and there’s a lot for General Manager Mike Grier and company to think about. The Sharks have seven more picks if the team doesn’t make any trades. Mike Grier and company stuck with the team’s two picks in round one, taking Michael Misa with the second overall pick and then allowing the chips to fall as they would and taking goaltender Josh Ravensbergen with the 30th overall pick. While Sharks fans thought it was a mistake given the team’s desperate need for defensive prospects, Grier has never wavered from his belief that the team is currently in the position of taking the best player on the board and not drafting for position. That likely means
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Pacific Division Draft Roundup: Michael Misa selected second overall by Sharks -
That’s a wrap for day one of the 2025 National Hockey League draft. There were a total of 32 selections, with just 21 different teams making a selection. Calgary had two picks, the 18th overall and the 32nd overall. Six of the Pacific Division teams made at least one selection in the first round. Let’s…
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A history of the 83rd overall pick in the NHL Draft -
The Edmonton Oilers’ first pick in the 2025 NHL Draft is the 83rd overall selection. This is not the Oilers’ third-round pick, as they traded it with Cody Ceci to the San Jose Sharks for Ty Emberson last summer. Instead, this pick was acquired from the St. Louis Blues as compensation for signing restricted free…
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Verteidiger Schaefer als Erster im NHL-Draft ausgewählt -
Mit dem erst 17 Jahre alten Matthew Schaefer ist ein Verteidiger als Erster beim Draft der nordamerikanischen Eishockey-Liga NHL ausgewählt worden. Die New York Islanders entschieden sich bei der Talente-Auswahl mit dem ersten Zugriff wie erwartet für den Kanadier. Es folgten für die San Jose Sharks der kanadische Angreifer Michael Misa und für die Chicago Blackhawks der schwedische Stürmer Anton Frondell.
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Verteidiger Schaefer als Erster im NHL-Draft ausgewählt -
Mit dem erst 17 Jahre alten Matthew Schaefer ist ein Verteidiger als Erster beim Draft der nordamerikanischen Eishockey-Liga NHL ausgewählt worden. Die New York Islanders entschieden sich bei der Talente-Auswahl mit dem ersten Zugriff wie erwartet für den Kanadier. Es folgten für die San Jose Sharks der kanadische Angreifer Michael Misa und für die Chicago Blackhawks der schwedische Stürmer Anton Frondell.
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Er ist der erste Pick im NHL-Draft 2025 -
Die erste Runde des NHL-Drafts 2025 ist am frühen Samstagmorgen (MESZ) zu Ende gegangen. Die New York Islanders wählten mit ihrem ersten Pick den kanadischen Verteidiger Matthew Schaefer von den Erie Otters. Die Franchise von Long Island ging überhaupt als großer Gewinner des ersten Tages hervor. Mit Pick 16 wurde der Schwede Victor Eklund (Djurgardens IF) gezogen, der Angreifer war ein Top-Ten-Kandidat. Direkt danach wanderten die Rechte von Kashawn Aitcheson nach New York, der Verteidiger überzeugte in der OHL für die Barrie Colts mit 26 Toren in 64 Spielen. Islanders schicken Top-Defender nach Montreal Zu diesen Picks kamen die Islanders mit einem Trade, der Stunden vor dem Draft für großes Aufsehen sorgte. New York gab seinen Top-Defender Noah Dobson für die beiden Erstrunden-Picks sowie den Schweden Emil Heineman an die Montreal Canadiens ab. Bei der Franchise der ÖEHV-Legionäre David Reinbacher und Vinzenz Rohrer unterschrieb Dobson, dessen Arbeitspapier auf Long Island mi
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Sharks Draft Michael Misa 2nd Overall - The Hockey Writers Latest News, Analysis & More -
Sharks Draft Michael Misa 2nd Overall With the second selection of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, the San Jose Sharks have selected Michael Misa from the Saginaw Spirit of the OHL.
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Verteidiger Schaefer als Erster im NHL-Draft ausgewählt -
Mit dem erst 17 Jahre alten Matthew Schaefer ist ein Verteidiger als Erster beim Draft der nordamerikanischen Eishockey-Liga NHL ausgewählt worden. Die New York Islanders entschieden sich bei der Talente-Auswahl mit dem ersten Zugriff wie erwartet für den Kanadier. Es folgten für die San Jose Sharks der kanadische Angreifer Michael Misa und für die Chicago Blackhawks der schwedische Stürmer Anton Frondell.
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Ravensbergen Shares Rigors of Practicing With Celebrini, Adversity He’s Faced -
The San Jose Sharks added one of the best goalies in this year’s draft class to their prospect pool. With the No. 30 pick in the 2025 Draft, the Sharks selected Josh Ravensbergen. The 6-foot-5 goalie comes from the Prince George Cougars of the WHL, where he went undrafted in the WHL Draft. He said […] The post Ravensbergen Shares Rigors of Practicing With Celebrini, Adversity He’s Faced appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Josh Ravensbergen Selected 30th Overall by San Jose Sharks at 2025 NHL Draft -
PRINCE GEORGE, BC - A lifelong dream has become reality for Joshua Ravensbergen - he's officially an NHL Draft pick. The Prince George Cougars goalten... - WHL Prince George Cougars
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Sharks pick remembers coach who first believed in him: ‘I’m sure he’s smiling up there’ -
San Jose Sharks selected goalie Josh Ravensbergen with the 30th overall pick at the NHL Draft on Friday night
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My Thoughts on Sharks Drafting Misa & Ravensbergen -
The San Jose Sharks have a new star in town. With the No. 2 pick, they selected 134-point centerman Michael Misa from the OHL’s Saginaw Spirit. They also, perhaps surprisingly, grabbed a first-round goalie, Josh Ravensbergen with the No. 30 pick. GM Mike Grier noted that the Sharks received trade offers worth considering for the […] The post My Thoughts on Sharks Drafting Misa & Ravensbergen appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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San Jose Sharks select Joshua Ravensbergen 30th overall -
The San Jose Sharks surprised most of the fan base on Friday night when the team selected a goaltender with its second pick in the first round of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. The Sharks selected Joshua Ravensbergen, a goaltender who played for the Prince George Cougars in the WHL last season. Ravensbergen was a WHL Goaltender of the Year finalist and was considered the top North American goaltender heading into the NHL draft. He was expected to go in the first-round of the draft, he just wasn’t expected to go to the Sharks. Joshua Ravensbergen, G – Prince George Cougars (WHL) Height: 6-foot-5Weight: 192 poundsAge/DOB: 18, Nov. 27, 2006Catches: Left Prince George Cougars (WHL): 33-13-3-1, 3.00 GAA, 0.901 SV%Prince George Cougars (WHL Playoffs): 2-3-1-0, 3.60 GAA, 0.896 SV% Goaltender
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Misa Excited To Join Sharks, Talks OHL or NCAA or NHL Next Year, Staying Off Social Media -
Michael Misa is excited to be selected by the San Jose Sharks. So excited, the 2025 No. 2 pick is hoping to break camp with the Sharks this fall, which would be an impressive feat for an 18-year-old. “My thought process is I want to make San Jose next year,” the 6-foot-1 center said, when […] The post Misa Excited To Join Sharks, Talks OHL or NCAA or NHL Next Year, Staying Off Social Media appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Goalie Ravensbergen at No. 30 in 2025 Draft -
The San Jose Sharks have selected Josh Ravensbergen with the No. 30 pick of the 2025 Draft. He’s the highest goalie pick in franchise history, Terry Friesen was No. 55 in 1996. Ravensbergen, a goalie, put up a .901 Save % for the WHL?s Prince George Cougars this past season. Ravensbergen was No. 34 on […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Goalie Ravensbergen at No. 30 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Sharks select Joshua Ravensbergen No. 30 overall in 2025 NHL Draft -
Ravensbergen posted a 33-13-4 record with a .901 SV% with the Prince George Cougars in 2024-25.
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Sharks Draft Joshua Ravensbergen 30th Overall -
With the 30th overall pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, the San Jose Sharks have selected Joshua Ravensbergen from the Prince George Cougars of the Western Hockey League (WHL).…
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San Jose Sharks select Michael Misa second overall -
There were a lot of smoke screens and rumors flying around that had scouts and reporters all over the NHL confused about what the Sharks were going to do with the second overall pick in this year’s draft. It added a lot of intrigue and content to podcasts across the league. But in the end, despite all of the talk, the Sharks did exactly what the fans wanted the team to do and picked Michael Misa with the second overall pick. Michael Misa's heading to Shark territory! ? ?: 2025 Upper Deck #NHLDraft on @espn, @ESPNPlus, @Sportsnet and @TVASports
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San Jose Sharks select goalie with No. 30 pick at NHL Draft -
San Jose Sharks complete first day of NHL Draft in Los Angeles with two picks
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Spirit Forward Michael Misa Selected Second Overall by San Jose Sharks at 2025 Upper Deck NHL Draft -
Los Angelis, Calif. - Years of tireless work and preparation paid off for Saginaw Spirit forward Michael Misa, as he was selected second overall by th... - OHL Saginaw Spirit
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Top San Jose Sharks draft pick makes his priorities clear for this fall -
San Jose Sharks added another player in Michael Misa they hope can be a future cornerstone of the organization
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Spirit forward Michael Misa selected second overall by San Jose Sharks at 2025 Upper Deck NHL Draft -
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NHL Draft 2025: Analyzing the top 5 picks' fit, potential -
The Athletic's experts break down what fans of the Islanders, Sharks, Blackhawks, Mammoth and Predators can expect from picks No. 1-5.
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San Jose Sharks apparent uncertainty heading into NHL Draft benefits LA Kings -
San Jose Sharks apparent uncertainty heading into NHL Draft benefits LA Kings
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Sharks select Michael Misa No. 2 overall in 2025 NHL Draft -
Misa’s 134 points in 2024-25 were the most by an OHLer in 18 years.
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Michael Misa taken 2nd overall by San Jose Sharks -
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Sharks Select Forward Michael Misa With Second Pick In 2025 NHL Draft -
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‘Super grateful’: Misa on being drafted to the Sharks second overall -
Michael Misa joins Ailish Forfar after being selected second overall by the San Jose Sharks saying he’s grateful the Sharks believed in him enough to make the pick.
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Islanders varasi odotetusti Matthew Schaeferin ensimmäisellä varausvuorolla, Michael Misa matkaa Sharksiin -
New York Islanders käynnisti NHL:n varaustilaisuuden varaamalla Matthew Schaeferin ensimmäisellä varausvuorolla. Kanadalainen nousi jo ennakkoarvioissa kärkiehdokkaaksi ykkösvarausta ajatellen.
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Sharks select forward Michael Misa with second pick in 2025 NHL Draft -
San Jose native and WWE superstar Bayley announces the San Jose Sharks’ No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, forward Michael Misa from the OHL’s Saginaw Spirit.
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Sharks Select Michael Misa With Second Overall Pick -
The San Jose Sharks have added to their young, talented forward group—already headlined by Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith—by selecting Michael Misa with the second overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. With a young core set to lead the team moving forward, the Sharks and GM Mike Grier can now turn their attention to…
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Sharks select forward Michael Misa second overall in 2025 NHL Draft -
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BREAKING: Sharks Pick Misa at No. 2 in 2025 Draft -
LOS ANGELES — The San Jose Sharks have selected Michael Misa with the No. 2 pick of the 2025 Draft. Misa, a center, put up 62 goals and 134 points for the OHL’s Saginaw Spirit this past season. He did that with the help of top San Jose Sharks prospect Igor Chernyshov, who was on […] The post BREAKING: Sharks Pick Misa at No. 2 in 2025 Draft appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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Sharks end suspense, select Saginaw’s Misa with No. 2 pick at NHL Draft -
San Jose Sharks added another player in Michael Misa they hope can be a future cornerstone of the organization
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Live 2025 NHL Entry Draft tracker: The full list of first round selections -
Tonight is the first round of the 2024 NHL Entry Draft. It takes place at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, California and gets underway shortly after 7:00 p.m. Eastern (Sportsnet, ESPN, TVA Sports). EOTP’s 2025 Consensus NHL Draft Rankings
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Marc-Édouard Vlasic (D) from San Jose Sharks -
Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 06/26/2025 Player: Marc-Édouard Vlasic (D) From: San Jose Sharks Information: Buyout Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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State of the Sharks: Mike Grier Pre-Draft Part 2 -
State of the Sharks: Mike Grier Pre-Draft Part 2
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Sharks’ 2025 Draft Buzz: Misa or Frondell at No. 2? My Final Projection -
LOS ANGELES — “Gun to your head…” “For 500 million dollars…” That’s how the question was introduced to me yesterday, from reporters and agents gathered in downtown Los Angeles for the 2025 Draft…who will the San Jose Sharks select at No. 2? Anton Frondell was the name on everybody’s lips yesterday…but I still think it’s […] The post Sharks’ 2025 Draft Buzz: Misa or Frondell at No. 2? My Final Projection appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
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NHL:n seuralegendalle kenkää 19 pelivuoden jälkeen -
San Jose Sharks päätyi kovaan ratkaisuun.
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