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The San Jose Sharks have added former first‑round pick Ilya Samsonov on a one‑year, two‑way contract, positioning the Russian netminder as a potential No. 3 goaltender behind Eric Comrie and the emerging depth chart.
Jacob Melanson, a fifth‑round pick turned enforcer, has signed a three‑year extension and is on pace to challenge the NHL’s single‑season hit record, blending hard‑hitting style with durability despite injury setbacks.
Twenty‑five‑year‑old forward Ethan Scardina, a native of South Surrey, BC, has signed with the Wichita Thunder for the upcoming 2026‑27 ECHL season, bringing a blend of junior league dominance, college leadership and early professional experience to the roster.
From Nashville’s draft rooms to a potential front‑office overhaul in Detroit, Jeff Kealty’s blend of scouting acumen and organizational experience positions him as a compelling candidate to reshape the Red Wings’ future.
After a season marked by limited ice time, frequent scratches and strained relations with the Sharks’ staff, Shakir Mukhamadullin left San Jose for Edmonton, signing a two‑year deal and welcoming his first child, while the Oilers prepare to open the SAP Center.
The San Jose Sharks are set to name Connor Celebrini as their full‑time captain, cementing a rapid rise that includes a franchise‑record point total, international accolades and a landmark contract.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are evaluating professional tryout offers for left‑handed defensemen to fill an unsettled spot on their blue line, balancing experienced veterans with promising prospects.
The San Jose Sharks have inked seventh‑round prospect Yaroslav Korostelyov, a move that bucks the typical development timeline for goaltenders.
The Wichita Thunder have added a promising young forward whose WHL championship experience and playmaking prowess could reshape the team’s outlook for the 2026‑27 season.
An overview of the San Jose Sharks' tiered fantasy lineup, highlighting top prospects, injury concerns, and coaching strategies that could shape the upcoming season.
The Hockey News forecasts a significant jump for the San Jose Sharks in the 2026‑27 season, with rookie forward Colin Graf expected to anchor a roster overhaul that could usher in a contender status within a few years.
Cruz Lucius, the standout Sun Devil forward, has agreed to a two‑year entry‑level contract with the Anaheim Ducks, concluding a collegiate career that set numerous scoring records and earned multiple national honors.
The University of Wisconsin‑Madison announces three high‑profile hires that promise to reshape its men’s ice hockey program and enhance player development.
The Hockey News projects the Oilers to finish near the bottom of the league next season, raising questions about their playoff prospects.
After leading the NHL in wins with the Colorado Avalanche, Alexandar Georgiev is without an NHL contract and eyeing a return as the league's preseason tryouts approach.
A one‑of‑a‑kind rookie card of Macklin Celebrini sold for $1.28 million, setting a new public sale record for any non‑Wayne Gretzky hockey card. The transaction highlights the growing value of elite NHL memorabilia.
Gavin Best has re‑signed with the Wichita Thunder, adding his offensive skill and captaincy background to the roster for the upcoming season.
Veteran NHL winger Jeff Skinner has signed a one‑year deal with EHC Biel in the Swiss Hockey League, bringing his experience and a significant salary‑cap hit to the Sabres while the team adds new coaching and scouting staff.
A 19‑year‑old forward’s seamless playmaking against the Kings showcases a rare blend of speed, vision, and unselfishness, positioning him as a cornerstone for the Sharks and a possible Olympic standout.
A look at Ilya Lyubushkin’s contract fallout, Jeff Kealty’s move to the Sharks, and Valeri Nichushkin’s looming KHL comeback
In a recent interview, Carey Price shared his optimism about the Montreal Canadiens’ future, highlighting the promise of young goalies and the team’s championship aspirations.
The Sharks are betting that a strong internal culture, nurtured even during losing seasons, will eventually translate into sustained success on the ice.
Three overlooked unrestricted free agents — defenseman Nick Blankenburg, forward Pavol Regenda and goaltender Connor Ingram — could provide valuable depth for NHL teams seeking affordable talent.
Connor Celebrini sits down with Belmont Cameli, Joe Thornton receives a well‑deserved honor, and a wave of contracts, trades and viral moments reshape the hockey landscape.