With the Athletic releasing their latest version of the mock draft, I thought it would be interesting to look and see who they have the San Jose Sharks selecting with the second overall pick.

They have the Sharks selecting Michael Misa from the Saginaw Spirit of the OHL. with the second overall pick in the 2025 NHL draft.

Which does very realistic based on the news over the last few days. The rumors suggest that Misa has been vocal amongst his inner circle about wanting to be drafted by the Sharks.

 It'll be interesting to see if they choose Misa or if they have someone else in mind. 

Let us know what you think below.

Stay updated with the most interesting Blue Jackets stories, analysis, breaking news, and more

Sharks Could Be Eyeing Michael Misa With Second Overall Pick Now that the 2025 NHL Draft Combine is officially in the books, this is the time of year when rumors start to filter through—and one of the latest involves the San Jose Sharks.

San Jose Sharks' 2025 Draft Target: Michael Misa The 2025 NHL Draft is only 21 days away and the San Jose Sharks have some big decisions. There have been some reports suggesting that the Sharks are looking for wants to try and move up to #1 in the draft. Unfortunately, that doesn't appear likely, so now they will need to shift their focus to who they will take at #2 in the Draft.

3 Free Agent Targets For The San Jose Sharks The San Jose Sharks find themselves in an interesting spot this off-season. They’re still deep into a rebuild, but this summer presents an opportunity to push that rebuild along a little faster. While GM Mike Grier seems to want the rebuild to happen somewhat naturally, you can bet he’ll be adding some fresh faces to the roster. With around $53 million in cap space, the Sharks need to at least hit the salary cap floor, but if they decide to spend more, it will likely translate into a better product on the ice.

Sharks Should Avoid Buying Out Marc-Édouard Vlasic This Summer The San Jose Sharks have a lot of questions that need answering this summer. Will they try and move up in the draft? What’s the plan for their players on expiring contracts? Will they look to land a big fish in free agency? There are plenty of unknowns—but one question that shouldn’t even come up is whether the Sharks should buy out Marc-Édouard Vlasic.