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Round Two Stanley Cup Bets; Former Sharks’ Key Roles

5 days ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | Dan Kingerski

The Florida Panthers narrowly avoided disaster in the form of a 3-0 series deficit with an overtime win in Game 3. Despite the Toronto Maple Leafs having their second 2-0 series lead for the first time since 1963, they couldn’t push Florida and it’s multiple former San Jose Sharks to the brink. Toronto and Florida collide again Sunday in Toronto, and oddsmakers are loving the intensity of the NHL playoffs, but especially this series.
Is This End of Bordeleau’s Time With Sharks? He Reflects on Coaching, Regime Changes

5 days ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | William Espy

While making it to the NHL is difficult, staying in the best league in the world is even harder to do. Thomas Bordeleau has discovered that firsthand. The 23-year-old has played parts of the last four campaigns with the San Jose Sharks, but just one this season, and 44 NHL games in total. “There’s definitely frustration,” Bordeleau admitted about his irregular NHL opportunity.
How Did Musty Get Better During the Playoffs? (+)

6 days ago | sanjosehockeynow.com |

Quentin Musty played in just one of the San Jose Barracuda’s Calder Cup playoff games. But, Musty has learned a lot this post-season. “I got a lot to work on,” the 2023 first-round pick recognized. So what’s the winger working on? What did he learn this playoffs?
SJHN Daily: Sharks Sign Defenseman, Bystedt’s Best Friend to ELC

6 days ago | sanjosehockeynow.com |

The San Jose Sharks have signed Mattias Havelid to an entry-level contract. It’s official. Welcome to the Sharks, Mattias! 🦈 pic.twitter.com/fnw8Z7swa9— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) May 9, 2025The 2022 45th-overall pick had just one assist and a minus-10 rating 19 SHL games with Linkoping HC this season. The 5-foot-10 defender was also loaned to Djurgardens IF and had two goals and 14 points in 18 Allsvenskan games, helping them gain promotion back into the SHL.
Poturalski, Gushchin Want More NHL Opportunity…Will It Be With Sharks?

6 days ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | Sheng Peng

Looking toward next season, Danil Gushchin and Andrew Poturalski have the same priority, to prove themselves in the NHL. But will that be with the San Jose Sharks? Poturalski, AHL leader with 73 points, and Gushchin, the San Jose Barracuda’s all-time leading scorer, don’t seem so sure of that.
Game 4 Takeaways: Cuda Eliminated, Schuldt Wants To Come Back, Chernyshov Impresses

1 week ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | Sheng Peng

The San Jose Barracuda are going home. Needing a victory to extend their Pacific Division semi-final with top-seed Colorado Eagles, No. 6 seed Barracuda blew a third period lead, losing 3-1. San Jose Sharks’ 2024 second-round pick Igor Chernyshov scored his first-ever AHL goal in his league playoff debut, and the Cuda fought the good fight, putting forth arguably their finest effort in this best-of-five 3-1 series defeat. Chase Bradley ties it up.
Game 3 Takeaways: Cuda on Brink After 3-2 OT Loss, Askarov Exits With Injury

1 week ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | Sheng Peng

The San Jose Barracuda are on the brink…and they might have lost their star goalie. The Barracuda dropped Game Three to the Colorado Eagles in overtime, 3-2. They’re now down 2-1 in the five-game series. But that may not have been their biggest loss. 2:08 into OT, Yaroslav Askarov, who had stopped 25-of-27 shots, left the game with what head coach John McCarthy called “minor cramping”.
Grier Talks No. 2 Pick, Eklund Extension, Captain Celebrini?

1 week ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | Sheng Peng

Second place ain’t bad when it comes to the 2025 Draft. The San Jose Sharks, the worst team in the NHL this past season, had the best odds to get the No. 1 pick in Monday’s Draft Lottery. They didn’t get it, losing the first-overall selection to the New York Islanders. But they did come out with the second pick of the 2025 Draft. So who might the San Jose Sharks select at No. 2?
Subscriber Mailbag: Ask Us Anything!

1 week ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | Sheng Peng

We’re No. 2!The San Jose Sharks, the worst team in the NHL, did not get the first-overall pick in the 2025 Draft, but came out with the No. 2 selection. What’s next for the Sharks this off-season? The San Jose Hockey Now Podcast will once again take your questions in a special subscriber mailbag. Subscribers, just drop your questions in the comments below. Keegan and I will pick the best questions and answer them this weekend. Every subscriber will get at least one question answered.
Sharks Lose 2025 Draft Lottery, Get No. 2 Pick

1 week ago | sanjosehockeynow.com | Sheng Peng

The San Jose Sharks have lost the 2025 Draft Lottery. The worst team in the NHL had a 25.5 percent chance of getting the No. 1 pick in the 2025 Draft, the best odds in the league. But the New York Islanders, 10th-best odds for No. 1 at 3.5 percent, leapfrogged the Sharks to get the No. 1 pick. The San Jose Sharks, at least, came out of the Draft Lottery with the No. 2 pick, and it could have been worse. San Jose could have got the third-overall pick, at worst, with their odds.