The St. Louis Cardinals baseball team has its own iconic “STL” logo, and now the Blues have their own distinctive mark with ...

A former tough guy has passed away. On Saturday, it was announced that former NHLer Lyndon Byers died on July 4 at the age of 61. Byers’ wife, Annie, posted about her late husband on Facebook.

The 38-year-old defenseman, who has played his entire 19-season NHL career with the Sharks, will become an unrestricted free ...

Posted: Jun 24, 2025 / 02:06 PM PDT Updated: Jun 24, 2025 / 04:22 PM PDT (KRON) — San Jose Sharks legend Joe Thornton has been elected into the Hockey Hall of Fame, the NHL announced Tuesday.

How Sharks icon Joe Thornton will make history if elected to Hockey Hall of Fame Hockey Hall of Fame is set to announce its Class of 2025 on Tuesday, and it would be shocking if it didn’t ...

When the City of San Jose held a special ceremony for Thornton before his number retirement ceremony, the 6-foot-4 centerman was asked about being elected to the Hall of Fame this year.

SAN JOSE – Joe Thornton enjoyed a remarkable 24-year NHL career and, during his prime, was perhaps most responsible for helping transform the San Jose Sharks into one of the league’s premier teams.

San Jose Sharks No. 1 overall pick Macklin Celebrini fell short in the Calder Memorial Trophy race to Lane Hutson of the Montreal Canadiens.