PITTSBURGH -- Even though the Pittsburgh Penguins dominated for 40 of the 60 minutes in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals, you can expect theSan Jose Sharks to respond with a better effort. Veteran ...

What looked for months like a marquee playoff matchup now pits two teams desperate to rediscover their game. Running at top efficiency, the Sharks and Golden Knights are viewed as Stanley Cup ...

Last season: 20-52-12, missed playoffs. COACH: Ryan Warsofsky (20-52-12 in one season). SEASON OPENER: Oct. 9 vs. Vegas. DEPARTURES: D Marc-Edouard Vlasic, D Henry Thrun, D Jan Rutta, G Alexandar ...

Joe Pavelski scored a goal when a pick ricocheted off his chin. He returned the next period wearing a full face-cage and, of course, headed back to the front of the net looking for another deflection.

) has been selected as the "Sharks Player of the Year" for 2019-20 in a vote by the Bay Area media. The award is presented to the player who contributes the greatest amount of success to the Sharks in ...

San Jose Sharks will be looking for their fifth straight victory on Thursday when they play the Calgary Flames ...

Alan Hoshida feels like he’s growing with the Sharks.