Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning San Jose Sharks across Hockey.
The 2026‑27 NHL calendar will feature a nostalgic chapter for Vancouver fans, as nine former Canucks skaters are slated to step back onto the ice at Rogers Arena during the upcoming season.
John Klingberg, a former Dallas Stars stalwart, is poised to sign a short‑term deal after a injury‑marred season with the Sharks, with teams like the Ducks, Lightning and Maple Leafs expressing interest.
Connor Bedard’s record contract, front‑office moves, and roster shifts define the NHL’s off‑season narrative.
After a franchise‑record 115‑point season, Macklin Celebrini hints at taking a reduced‑value deal to keep the San Jose Sharks competitive, a move that could reshape contract expectations across the league.
Macklin Celebrini, the Sharks' rising star, is considering a contract that pays less than his market value, echoing the strategies of NHL greats like Sidney Crosby and Connor McDavid.
Cutter Gauthier's breakout 41‑goal season has set the stage for a high‑stakes negotiation, with the Anaheim Ducks weighing long‑term, medium‑term and bridge contract scenarios against limited cap space and a projected salary‑cap surge.
A look at the implications of Connor Bedard’s new contract, the reaction from Canucks fans, and the upcoming matchups at Rogers Arena.
From a modest draft pick to a seasoned presence in Winnipeg, Dylan DeMelo’s professional trajectory reflects both resilience and adaptability in the NHL.
After ending a 15‑year playoff drought, the Buffalo Sabres look to build on their Atlantic Division triumph, while the Ottawa Senators confront a roster overhaul that could push them toward the bottom of the league.
After a season of perseverance in the NHL, veteran forward Justin Bailey has agreed to a one‑year contract with Kazakhstan’s KHL club Barys Astana, marking his first overseas move.
Rookie defenseman Riley Bodnarchuk has signed with the Wichita Thunder for the upcoming 2026‑27 season, adding depth and veteran presence to the team's blue line.
Despite a promising start and key saves against elite opponents, Nikita Tolopilo’s second‑half slump and statistical shortcomings underscore the work required before he can secure a permanent NHL backup role.
Arbitration hearings, player contracts, and a personal kitchen adventure illustrate the varied storylines shaping the NHL today.
The Detroit Red Wings are hunting a new general manager, Will Smith's contract remains unresolved, Jamie Drysdale's deal is sealed, Sergei Brylin takes a coaching post, Adam Fox must stay healthy for the Rangers, and Florida's scoring leaders emerge.
From the Canucks' youth development to the Senators' quest for stability, six NHL bench bosses are under intense scrutiny.
Ranking coaches from 26th to 21st reveals a mix of fresh challenges, playoff ambitions and the need to nurture young talent across the league.
A 13‑year‑old forward is rewriting expectations after a 71‑goal, 148‑point season, while his family’s hockey legacy and upcoming draft prospects add intrigue.
Tyler Toffoli, a veteran winger for the San Jose Sharks, reflects on a career that spans multiple franchises, a 2014 Stanley Cup triumph, and his new role mentoring young forwards like Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith.
San Jose Sharks’ newly appointed assistant general manager Jeff Kealty discusses the team’s rising trajectory, the pivotal role of pro scouting, and his thoughts on emerging talent ahead of the upcoming season.
From a promising debut to a breakout season, William Eklund's career has been defined by steady growth. His recent move to the Ottawa Senators brings him back together with countryman Fabian Zetterlund and signals a new chapter for both player and franchise.
Anthony Collins, a longtime ECHL stalwart from Langley, British Columbia, has signed with the Wichita Thunder for the 2026‑27 season, adding depth, physicality and a proven track record of over 1,100 penalty minutes and 110 career points.
Veteran forward Andrew Agozzino revealed his retirement on Instagram, ending a career that spanned 847 AHL games, 662 points, and 53 NHL appearances for six franchises.
Veteran forward Andrew Agozzino has hung up his skates after a 14‑year career that included 53 NHL games, 847 AHL appearances and stints with nine professional teams.
Veteran forward Andrew Agozzino has hung up his skates, ending a 15‑year career that saw him excel in the AHL and make brief appearances with several NHL teams.