The San Jose Sharks are currently the bottom-ranked team in the entire NHL with a 15-32-6 record. With not much more room to fall, it seems pretty likely the Sharks will try and sell a few pieces ...

To kick off the buying ahead of the trade deadline, the Stars may be working on a deal with the San Jose Sharks for their top forward. According to ESPN’s Kevin Weekes, the Stars are looking to ...

Poturalski, 31, is the American Hockey League’s leading scorer with 41 points in 45 games with the Barracuda this season. He ...

NHL: San Jose Sharks lose to the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena; face Montreal Canadiens at home on Tuesday ...

BOTTOM LINE: The Vancouver Canucks take on the San Jose Sharks in Pacific Division play on Thursday. San Jose has a 4-10-1 record in Pacific Division play and a 15-34-6 record overall. The Sharks have ...

All fans in attendance will receive a special edition beanie featuring Celebration of Black History month artwork by Jordan Dabney ...

Sharks Sports & Entertainment Celebrates National Girls & Women in Sports Day Honoring the Impact of Women's Athletics Every ...

SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks didn’t want to skate and work in a dreadful performance against the Seattle Kraken, so coach Ryan Warsofsky made sure the players skated and worked Friday afternoon.

Granlund, a pending unrestricted free agent and arguably the Sharks’ most valuable trade piece, reiterated Friday that he’d be open to re-signing with San Jose, even though the team remains in ...

SAN JOSE – Even if it made sense for the San Jose Sharks, there’s no way general manager Mike Grier would ask Finnish-born center Mikael Granlund – a pending unrestricted free agent – to ...

the already thinned-out San Jose Sharks were forced to pick up the pieces Sunday and figure out the best way forward without their leading scorer and arguably their best defensive defenseman.

The San Jose Sharks have traded Mikael Granlund and Cody Ceci to the Dallas Stars. Granlund is the Sharks' highest-value trade asset, with Ceci arguably as the second-highest value on the Sharks.