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San Jose Sharks make historic pick to begin second day of NHL Draft
LOS ANGELES — The San Jose Sharks made history Saturday as they began day two of the NHL Draft by taking defenseman Haoxi (Simon) Wang with the 33rd overall pick at the start of the second round. Wang was born in Beijing in 2007 and with the pick, became the highest-drafted Chinese-born player in NHL history.
The San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) announced today their full 2025 Development Camp roster and practice schedule. This year ...
Deadline for NHL teams to issue qualifying offers to players and retain their negotiating rights is today at 2 p.m.
NHL Entry Draft has come and gone, and after a weekend where fans questioned the format of the new decentralized draft, the ...
For many, the 2015 NHL Draft is considered one of the most notable drafts in history, but for a nation that ranks 26th in the ...
Pending restricted free agents who do not receive a qualifying offer from their NHL teams by Monday afternoon will become a ...
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Sharks sign Gabriel Carriere to one-year contract extensionThe San Jose Sharks announced Sunday that the club has signed goaltender Gabriel Carriere to a one-year, two-way contract ...
Boston College men’s hockey forward commit Teddy Mutryn was one of three players for BC to be selected in the 2025 NHL Draft over the weekend. The 18-year-old was picked by the San Jose Sharks with ...
SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks added the player widely considered the best forward available in this year’s NHL Draft, selecting center Michael Misa second overall at the Peacock Theater in Los ...
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