With the 2024-25 NHL playoffs underway and the San Jose Sharks preparing for their summer, there are a few former Sharks you may want to cheer for.
Here is a list of players you may want to keep a close eye on.
- Brent Burns: Carolina Hurricanes
- Brenden Dillion: New Jersey Devils
- Timo Meier: New Jersey Devils
- Joe Pavelski: Dallas Stars
- Cody Ceci: Dallas Stars
- Mikael Grandlund: Dallas Stars
- Fabian Zetterlund: Ottawa Senators
- Mackenzie Blackwood: Colorado Avalanche
- Nico Sturm: Florida Panthers
- Vitek Vanecek: Florida Panthers
- Jonah Godjovich: Florida Panthers
- Jake Middleton: Minnesota Wild
- Gustav Nyquist: Minnesota Wild
- Dylan DeMelo: Winnipeg Jets
- Adin Hill: Vegas Golden Knights
- Tomas Hertl: Vegas Golden Knights
- Steven Lorentz: Toronto Maple Leafs
- Ty Emberson: Edmonton Oilers
- Jake Walman: Edmonton Oilers
- Evander Kane: Edmonton Oilers
- Kyle Burroughs: Los Angeles Kings
Sharks' Ryan Warsofsky Named Team USA Head Coach At 2025 WorldsSan Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky has been named the head coach for Team USA at the 2025 IIHF World Championship.
With the 2024-25 NHL playoffs underway and the San Jose Sharks preparing for their summer, there are a few former Sharks you may want to cheer for.
There are 21 former players in the playoffs who have played at least one game for San Jose. On a technicality, Charlie Coyle was drafted by the Sharks in the 2010 NHL Draft. Also worth noting is Vladislav Namestnikov, who was briefly part of the organization before the 2023 Trade Deadline, but like Coyle, never played a game.
Which team will you be cheering for?
Sharks Sign College FA Noah Beck To ELCThe San Jose Sharks are signing one of the top college free agents, Noah Beck, out of Arizona State University.
Sharks Sign 2022 2nd-Round Pick To ELCThe San Jose Sharks have announced the signing of 2022 second-round pick Cameron Lund.