San Jose Sharks are allowing Nikolai Kovalenko and a group of other players to become unrestricted free agents.

The Sharks continue to add experience to the locker room, signing a former Calder Memorial Trophy winner who played for Oilers last season.

Before getting the head coaching role with the Boston Bruins, Marco Sturm went through a full NHL interview process.

The San Jose Sharks are looking to get their rebuild on track and are betting on the hiring of an NHL legend who won an MVP award and also spent part of his playing career with the Boston Bruins.

San Jose Sharks’ Nikolai Kovalenko #15 faces off against the Calgary Flames in the third period of their game at the SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., on Monday, April 7, 2025.

Last season, the San Jose Sharks had a finalist for the Calder Trophy, Macklin Celebrini, and another finished sixth in ...

General Manager Mike Grier announced today updates and additions to the Sharks Hockey Operations Staff. Hockey Operations Additions: Joe Thornton - Player Development Coach/Hockey Operations Advisor O ...

The San Jose Sharks may have improved this off-season, but that probably won’t take them out of contention for the No. 1 pick ...

SAN JOSE — San Jose Sharks icon Joe Thornton now has an official title with the team he starred on for 15 seasons. The Sharks announced on Tuesday that Thornton, who had his number 19 retired by the ...

Thomas ran the Sharks’ various American Hockey League affiliates until 2012-13 and retired from the organization after the ...