Seeing how hard this team has fought to get back into games, and get taken seriously, has been awesome

The last Shark named ROTM was Tomas Hertl 👀

Celebrini’s OT winner against Cam Talbot of the Detroit Red Wings was just 🤌

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Enjoy this feeling boys because who knows how long we won’t be the very last.

This was a really solid game from Vitek, and I know it was a preseason game, but hopefully this wasn’t a fluke.

With the talent being developed and the veterans brought in by Big Money GMMG I think this year is the start of the upward trajectory for the Sharks.

I know this was a really bad season for the team, but I’m looking forward to next year. It seems like the players are looking forward to recovering and using the offseason to grow.

Our prospects seem really good, and we have the best odds in the draft. I also think we’re going to see a lot of good things in the Lund line.

This was the team that sparked my love for hockey, so I’m gonna be waving that teal flag at the Shark Tank.

After the news I came here to see what other fans thought and no posts in months was a bummer. Nothing about Couture missing the rest of the season, nothing about our best remaining Shark going to (ugh) Vegas.

Ugly day for Teal.

The Penguins have acquired defenseman Erik Karlsson, forward Rem Pitlick, forward Dillon Hamaliuk and a 2026 third-round draft pick in a three-team trade involving the San Jose Sharks and Montreal Canadiens.

Does this mean we’ll actually say goodbye to Pirate Jesus 65?

** 8G 14P in 16 AHL GP**

6'1", 185 lbs

NHL 775K Minors 200K Guaranteed 225K

Sharks trade Steven Lorentz and a '25 5th for Anthony Duclair!

I always thought that Blackwood could be a good goalie if he had good d-men around him. Not sure if playing for the Sharks will prove that, unfortunately.

As you must know, In the upcoming draft San Jose is picking 4th, the highest pick they've had they selected Brad Stuart 3rd overall in 1998. Consensus is that while Michkov could be the best player available at that spot by quite the margin, a Carlsson or Smith might be safer bets due to concerns regarding Michkovs contract in Russia and some "character issues" that I haven't seen validated anywhere in my admittedly limited research.

My inclination is that the sharks can afford to wait for a player like Michkov as things stand now, and I think I would take him, but if I had to guess, I'd say they take Smith. I'm not super upset about this, but I'm interested to hear other people's thoughts on the pick?