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San Jose Sharks sign second-leading scorer to three-year contract extension
The Sharks have signed forward William Eklund to a three-year, $16.8 million contract that carries an average annual value of $5.6 million. The deal is set to begin in 2026-27 after Eklund’s current entry-level contract expires. Tuesday was the first day that the Sharks could sign Eklund, 22, to a contract extension.
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INFO: The Sharks need to add depth wingers after parting ways with pending restricted free agents Klim Kostin, Noah Gregor, and Nikolai Kovalenko, and Eyssimont’s no-nonsense style fits in with the identity the Sharks want to create.
The San Jose Sharks have re-signed forward Colin White to a one-year, two-way contract, the team announced Tuesday. The ...
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NHL free agency rumors: San Jose Sharks among 3 teams set to offer Mikael GranlundThe Dallas Stars traded first- and third-round picks in February to acquire Mikael Granlund. Months later, Granlund is poised to depart in NHL free agency with several clubs reportedly preparing ...
NHL Entry Draft has come and gone, and after a weekend where fans questioned the format of the new decentralized draft, the ...
San Jose Sharks are allowing Nikolai Kovalenko and a group of other players to become unrestricted free agents.
“We’ve got to surround them with the right pieces,” Sharks general manager Mike Grier said. “We don’t want to put too much on ...
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SJHN Daily: Which UFAs Are Left for Sharks To Sign? Misa on Spittin’ ChicletsNHL Draft has come and gone once again, but as always there were a few heartwarming stories that came with it for the San ...
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 ...
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