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Sharks win 3-2 without Celebrini in St. Louis, Darnell Nurse scores game winner in overtime
The San Jose Sharks looked a lot better in the second straight game without their captain. ST. LOUIS: It is safe to say the Sharks definitely rebounded after what was an ugly loss on Monday in Dallas and proved they can win without superstar captain Macklin Celebrini. Although they started the game off slow and…
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Macklin Celebrini injury status still unknown, San Jose Sharks have struggled mightily without him
An update on Macklin Celebrini’s injury status and what the lineup looks like without him. ST. LOUIS: Macklin Celebrini’s availability for Thursday night’s game in St. Louis against the Blues is still up in the air. Celebrini, who exited pregame warmups on Monday night and was a late scratch with a lower body injury, missed…
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Sharks beat Kings 5-4 in OT Thriller behind Igor Chernyshov’s game winner, Ivar Stenberg arrives
SAN JOSE: Another sellout crowd at SAP Center came to see the Sharks on Saturday night. Four different Sharks scored. Tyler Toffoli got the Sharks on the board first. Followed by Keifer Sherwood and Noah Allan, Igor Chernyshov had two goals as well. But the Sharks have plenty of mistakes to clean up before their…
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Sharks get a statement win on opening night over Florida Panthers
SAN JOSE: The San Jose Sharks opened the 2026-27 season at SAP Center against the veteran-laden Florida Panthers. A tough test to open the season. In a back-and-forth game filled with fast action, scrums, fights, and goals, the SAP Center was the loudest it has been in a long while last night, and when Luca…
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San Jose Sharks unveil 2026-27 Opening Night Roster + Line Projections
Hockey is back. The sharks have set their roster ahead of opening night on Thursday against the Florida Panthers. SAN JOSE: The San Jose Sharks announced their opening night roster on Monday. The Sharks, who had to complete their final 23-man roster by Monday afternoon, placed forward Adam Gaudette on injured reserve. Gaudette was injured…
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San Jose Sharks name Macklin Celebrini as next Captain
SAN JOSE: The San Jose Sharks named Macklin Celebrini as the 11th captain in franchise history on Friday. Here is Joe Thornton presenting Macklin Celebrini with the “C” There is set to be a press conference on Friday afternoon at 12:30 PM PST with general manager Mike Grier, head coach Ryan Warsofsky, and Celebrini. Celebrini,…
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San Jose Sharks Sign Head Coach Ryan Warsofsky to Contract Extension
The San Jose Sharks signed coach Ryan Warsofsky to a multi-year contract extension on Thursday Warsofsky is about to begin his third year behind the bench for the Sharks. He has a 59-85-20 record as head coach and has helped quickly turnaround the Sharks’ rebuild in two seasons. Sharks general manager Mike Grier didn’t want…
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San Jose Sharks Release 2026-27 Training Camp Roster + Training Camp Opens
The San Jose Sharks open their 2026-27 training camp today. Full Training Camp Roster Training camp will look a whole lot different, though. As the NHL season has expanded this year from 82 to 84 games, there is now a shorter preseason, from six to four games. The Sharks season opener is on October 1st…
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Sharks Notes: Highly Likely Macklin Celebrini Will Be Named Next Sharks Captain + Sharks on National TV 11 Times in 2026-27
San Jose: As NHL training camp quickly approaches, multiple close sources in the Sharks organization have confirmed that Celebrini is “all but certain” to become the next captain of the franchise. The 20-year-old is coming off a historic season with 115 points and helped lead the Sharks to drastic improvements in the standings. Celebrini made…
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The Future is Now, San Jose Sharks Have Stellar 2026 NHL Draft
SAN JOSE: Coming into the 2026 NHL Draft on Friday night, the San Jose Sharks held the No. 2 and No. 9 pick in the first round. Looking to add to the already loaded young core featuring Macklin Celebrini, Will Smith, and Michael Misa, general manager Mike Grier got to work. At number 2, the…
