The San Jose Sharks could've had an offer sheet on the table for a depth power forward if he had hit the open market and been eligible for an offer sheet, but he has recently re-signed with the New York Rangers.

Matt Rempe, who is 22 years old, re-signed with the Rangers on a two-year deal. Through 59 career games, he has scored four goals and added six assists for 10 points. Last season, he had eight points through 42 games.

The Sharks, who weren't linked to Rempe, could've tried to make a push for him this summer if he had hit the open market, but now they will have to pursue other options if they want to add physicality to their bottom-six forward group.

San Jose Sharks 2025 Draft Target: Henry Brzustewicz As I mentioned in my Bill Zonnon draft target piece, the San Jose Sharks have two first-round picks and some big decisions to make. Their first pick is second overall, which they landed after falling one spot in the NHL Draft Lottery. The other may require more work from their scouting department. They hold the Dallas Stars’ 30th overall pick from the Mikael Granlund and Cody Ceci trade earlier this season.

Potential Sharks Free Agent Target Reportedly Re-Signing With Dallas Stars The San Jose Sharks could be quite active this summer, and while they have plenty of cap space to work with and could soon look to target some big-name free agents, it seems as though one potential target is coming off the board.

2 Potential Targets For The Sharks From The KHL This Offseason The San Jose Sharks are expected to be aggressive this offseason, and while almost nobody expects them to be a playoff contender next season, the expectation is that they start to make some moves that prove they want to start making a push for the playoffs as soon as the 2026-27 season.