There has been a lot to recap this so far this offseason for the San Jose Sharks.
The San Jose Sharks are in rebuild mode, but that hasn't stopped GM Mike Grier from being active this offseason.
Prospect Signings
Grier has brought in some talent this offseason before the draft, with all positions being looked at.
Goalies Magnus Chrona and Goergy Romanov have been brought in, and we will see what roles they will have this coming season.
Team Teal has also brought in skaters like Valtteri Pulli and 2022 first-round pick Filip Bystedt.
Read here: San Jose Sharks Sign Filip Bystedt.
Erik Karlsson
There have been many stories involving EK65: some good, and some involving him no longer being in San Jose.
But the tenure of Karlsson and the San Jose Sharks seems to be coming to an end. The Sharks acquired Karlsson from the Ottawa Senators in 2018.
Read here: Revisiting the Erik Karlsson Trade.
TSN's Pierre LeBrun did come out and say that both Karlsson and the San Jose Sharks are working on a trade.
So where might the two-time (about to be three) Norris Trophy winner be headed?
Read here: Top Landing Spots for Erik Karlsson.
Draft Possibilities
The San Jose Sharks will select fourth in the upcoming 2023 NHL Draft; there are many options and opinions on who to select.
Read here: The Sharks Should Draft Matvei Michkov.
Read here: The Sharks Should Draft Leo Carlsson.
Read here: The Sharks Should Draft Will Smith.
There are some other players that Grier should look into, like goaltender Thomas Milic.
Roster Changes
The Sharks could also be in the market to buy out someone from their current roster.
Read here: Sharks Buyout Candidates: Marc-Edouard Vlasic.
Read here: Sharks Buyout Candidates: Oskar Lindblom.
A trade that isn't EK65 could also be on the horizon, with the Philadelphia Flyers looking to change their roster.
Read here: Could the Sharks Trade for Carter Hart?
Next up for the San Jose Sharks is the NHL Draft. Could we see an EK65 trade on draft night? Maybe. Anything can happen come draft time.
Grier will have his hands full in rebuilding the roster to his liking, but one thing is sure: David Quinn and his coaching staff will all be back next season.