Sam Dickinson - The Reef

Burning Questions For the 2025-26 Season: Jack Thompson

With the 2025-26 season now in sight, the plan is to address the burning questions surrounding every player on the roster (or competing for a roster spot). These questions are focused on how the player is expected to contribute to the Sharks this season and what their role will be.

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Burning Questions For the 2025-26 Season: Shakir Mukhamadullin

With the 2025-26 season now in sight, the plan is to address the burning questions surrounding every player on the roster (or competing for a roster spot). These questions are focused on how the player is expected to contribute to the Sharks this season and what their role will be.

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Burning Questions For the 2025-26 Season: Timothy Liljegren

With the 2025-26 season now in sight, the plan is to address the burning questions surrounding every player on the roster (or competing for a roster spot). These questions are focused on how the player is expected to contribute to the Sharks this season and what their role will be.

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Burning Questions For the 2025-26 Season: John Klingberg

With the 2025-26 season now in sight, the plan is to address the burning questions surrounding every player on the roster (or competing for a roster spot). These questions are focused on how the player is expected to contribute to the Sharks this season and what their role will be.

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Burning Questions For the 2025-26 Season: Mario Ferraro

With the 2025-26 season now in sight, the plan is to address the burning questions surrounding every player on the roster (or competing for a roster spot). These questions are focused on how the player is expected to contribute to the Sharks this season and what their role will be.

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Burning Questions For the 2025-26 Season: Sam Dickinson

With the 2025-26 season now in sight, the plan is to address the burning questions surrounding every player on the roster (or competing for a roster spot). These questions are focused on how the player is expected to contribute to the Sharks this season and what their role will be.

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Burning Questions For the 2025-26 Season: Vincent Desharnais

With the 2025-26 season now in sight, the plan is to address the burning questions surrounding every player on the roster (or competing for a roster spot). These questions are focused on how the player is expected to contribute to the Sharks this season and what their role will be.

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Post 2025 Draft Sharks Prospect Rankings

With the 2025 draft in the book, it's time to reshuffle and rank the San Jose Sharks' prospect pool. The Sharks currently boast the best prospect pool in the NHL, and that's not including either Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith, who have graduated from the

Mario Ferraro

The Mario Ferraro Decision

With Marc-Édouard Vlasic being bought out and Logan Couture stepping away from hockey, Mario Ferraro is the longest tenured San Jose Shark. Ferraro is entering his seventh year and has been a mainstay on the Sharks' blue line since 2019-2020. Ferraro is also entering the final year of his

Henry Brzustewicz

The Case for Henry Brzustewicz

With the second pick, the San Jose Sharks will likely take either Michael Misa or Matthew Schaefer. With the pick they received from the Dallas Stars in the Mikael Granlund trade, they should have plenty of options to add a talented player to the prospect pool. Henry Brzustewicz Defenseman 6&

Sam Dickinson

Sam Dickinson Is Making A Run

The London Knights are on a Golden State Warriors run. They've gone 12-0 this postseason and have easily been the class of the OHL. San Jose Sharks' prospect, Sam Dickinson, is a massive reason why. After 12 games, Dickinson has posted 7 goals and 15 assists for

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Three Stars of the Week 11/20 - 11/26

The week's big news is that star prospect Quentin Musty broke his hand and will be out indefinitely. After being sent back to the OHL from training camp, Musty sat out for a month, seeking a trade from the Sudbury Wolves. He reported at the end of October

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Three Stars of the Week 11/13-11/19

After missing a week, we are back to check in on the San Jose Sharks prospects. Leo Sahlin Wallenius has been recalled to the SHL with the Växjö Lakers HC. He had been loaned to the Nybro Vikings in the HockeyAllsvenskan where he scored 1 goal and 5 assists in

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Three Stars of the Week 10/30 - 11/5

The San Jose Sharks have been playing some of their best hockey in a while the last week and the prospects have been doing just as well. Quentin Musty is back from his holdout, Sam Dickinson has been dominating the OHL, and the WHL kids are off to great starts.

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Three Stars of the Week 10/23 - 10/29

The San Jose Barracuda are a wagon, and it's hard not to reward players playing well for this team. Ethan Cardwell made his NHL debut on Tuesday night after one of the best effort plays of the season on Friday for the Barracuda. This is why Ethan Cardwell

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Prospect Three Stars of the Week 10/9-10/15

It's great to have hockey back in full force, with all of the Sharks' prospects (except the ECHL) back in action. A few notes to keep an eye on. There is no news on Quentin Musty's (Sudbury, OHL) standoff. The hope is that something can

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Sam Dickinson At Brampton 10/5/2024

After doing the Sam Dickinson Deep Dive after the draft, it was nice to check in on Dickinson and see what he had learned from San Jose Sharks training camp? A few things to keep in mind with the game: 1. The London Knights were very shorthanded. Easton Cowan (Tor)

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Three Takeaways From Baby Sharks' 7-2 Win Over Baby Ducks

The San Jose Sharks' rookies took the ice against the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday and came away with a 7-2 win thanks to goals from Luca Cagnoni, Quentin Musty (3), Kasper Halttunen, Nolan Burke, and Colton Roberts. As a reminder, you don't want to overreact to one

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The Sam Dickinson Deep Dive

I mean this in the best possible way. Sam Dickinson is boring. You know what you are getting from Dickinson most shifts and most nights. This is what every GM and Coach wants in their defense. A guy they can throw over the boards and be asked to shut down