Happy Sunday, San Jose Sharks fans.

We are now a week into NHL preseason and cuts have been made to NHL rosters. The Sharks have a handful more preseason games before opening up their season on Oct. 9th against the Vegas Golden Knights. However, before that, let's take a second to revisit the week that was at the Hockey News' Sharks site.

From the Archive: Crash Course In NHL Life 101 The Hockey News has released its archive to all THN subscribers: 76 years of history, stories, and features.

What started as a $5 foot-long on Jeff Skinner’s dinner plate is now a filet mignon. Every juicy bite perfectly symbolizes the transition from junior hockey to life as a professional in the NHL, and it literally happened to Skinner. He remembers scrounging his cash during his OHL days with the Kitchener Rangers to hit up Subway for whatever sandwich was on special. The next thing he knew, Carolina drafted him seventh overall in 2010 and he was an 18-year-old wunderkind, sniping 31 goals en route to the Calder Trophy.

Sharks Fall To Golden Knights 2-1 In Preseason Action Last night, the San Jose Sharks took on the Vegas Golden Knights in just their second preseason game. Despite the young players putting forth a good effort, the Sharks lost 2-1.

Last night, the San Jose Sharks took on the Vegas Golden Knights in just their second preseason game. Despite the young players putting forth a good effort, the Sharks lost 2-1. The Sharks started Yaroslav Askarov, who played very well in the game. He was given the full game and allowed two goals on 29 shots, stopping 27 for a .931 save percentage on the night.

San Jose Sharks' Projected Lineup vs. Vegas Golden Knights – Preseason Game #2 The San Jose Sharks are back at it with another preseason game tonight against the Vegas Golden Knights. Puck drop is set for 8:00 pm PT.

The San Jose Sharks are back at it with another preseason game tonight against the Vegas Golden Knights. Puck drop is set for 8:00 pm PT. Here are the projected lineups for Game 2 for the Sharks, please note these are subject to change.

Sharks Introduce Heritage 2.0 Jersey, Announce Alumni Nights The San Jose Sharks have announced a <a href="https://www.nhl.com/sharks/news/sharks-unveil-heritage-2-0-jersey-to-celebrate-35th-anniversary-season">new alternate jersey</a> for the upcoming 2025-26 season as well as some additional theme nights.

The San Jose Sharks have announced a new alternate jersey for the upcoming 2025-26 season as well as some additional theme nights. Based off of the Sharks’ second generation of jerseys, the Heritage 2.0 jersey calls back to the late 1990s and early 2000s. The Sharks will wear the jerseys four times, on specific alumni nights.

Quentin Musty Getting Every Opportunity to Make the Sharks There are quite a few forwards trying to compete for a limited number of available roster spots on the San Jose Sharks. Whether it’s again veterans, or prospects trying to break through and show they belong in the NHL, there’s plenty of competition.

There are quite a few forwards trying to compete for a limited number of available roster spots on the San Jose Sharks. Whether it’s again veterans, or prospects trying to break through and show they belong in the NHL, there’s plenty of competition. Early in training camp, one fringe player who has stood out above the rest has been 20 year old winger Quentin Musty.

From The Archive: Turning Z's Into W's The Hockey News has released its archive to all THN subscribers: 76 years of history, stories, and features.

The San Jose Sharks will log more than 50,000 air miles this season, more than any other NHL team. That’s nothing new. They racked up more than 57,000 in 2013-14 and are always one of the league’s most frequent flyers.

From The Archive: Tumultuous Time Period The Hockey News has released its archive to all THN subscribers: 76 years of history, stories, and features.

The grateful dead said it best: Lately it occurs to me. What a long, strange trip it’s been… The words from the iconic song Truckin’ sum up what has transpired in and around the NHL since the annual People of Power & Influence list last graced the pages of The Hockey News.

From The Archive: Michael Misa vs. James Hagens The Hockey News has released its archive to all THN subscribers: 76 years of history, stories, and features.

You could argue that the best thing for Michael Misa and James Hagens would be to switch places next season. After Misa scored 62 goals and 134 points in his third season with the OHL’s Saginaw Spirit, he has nothing left to prove in junior hockey and could very well suffer a major case of boredom next season. Playing college hockey would challenge him against more mature players. Hagens has been lights-out on the international stage and was a standout at Boston College, but he might do well in a program where he could shine as an individual and rack up a ridiculous number of points.

San Jose Defensemen Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles It's becoming more and more common for athletes to open up about their mental health struggles. Not only does it show other athletes that it’s okay to talk about it, but it also helps bring awareness to mental health as a whole.

It's becoming more and more common for athletes to open up about their mental health struggles. Not only does it show other athletes that it’s okay to talk about it, but it also helps bring awareness to mental health as a whole.The most recent athlete to open up is San Jose Sharks defenseman Vincent Desharnais, who shared his mental health challenges.

Sharks Announce Cuts To Training Camp Roster The San Jose Sharks have announced that they have made cuts to their 2025 training camp roster.

The San Jose Sharks have announced that they have made cuts to their 2025 training camp roster. They started camp with 64 players invited and have now trimmed it by seven players, with many of the cuts returning to their respective junior teams for the 2025-26 season.

Tale of Two Locker Rooms: Sharks vs Golden Knights 9/21/25 The San Jose Sharks hosted their first preseason game of the season on Sunday night. We discussed the events of the game itself last night, now let’s dive into what both locker rooms had to say about the game.

The San Jose Sharks hosted their first preseason game of the season on Sunday night. We discussed the events of the game itself last night, now let’s dive into what both locker rooms had to say about the game.

San Jose Sharks Defeat Golden Knights 3-0 Due to Multiple Strong First Impressions The San Jose Sharks hosted the <a href="http://thn.com/vegas">Vegas Golden Knights</a> in their first preseason action of the 2025-26 season on Sunday night.

In the first period, we got our first look at head coach Ryan Warsofsky’s special teams units. Egor Afanasyev was sent to the penalty box for tripping at 5:20, and the penalty kill held strong. There were a few interesting names getting time as well. Sam Dickinson got a shot on the blue line, while Michael Misa and Will Smith were paired together on the penalty kill as well.

San Jose Sharks' Projected Lineup vs. Vegas Golden Knights – Preseason Game #1 The San Jose Sharks kick off their 2025-26 preseason today in a game against the Vegas Golden Knights. With it being the first game of the preseason, there shouldn't be too many big-named stars dressed. However, some teams like the Ottawa Senators elected to play majority of their top stars.&nbsp;

The San Jose Sharks kick off their 2025-26 preseason today in a game against the Vegas Golden Knights. With it being the first game of the preseason, there shouldn't be too many big-named stars dressed. However, some teams like the Ottawa Senators elected to play majority of their top stars. 

Macklin Celebrini and Cam Lund Return to Training Camp Ahead of tonight’s preseason matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights, Macklin Celebrini and Cam Lund both returned to the ice this morning at Sharks Ice.

Celebrini was on the ice before the scheduled skates, alongside forward Donavan Houle and development coach Mike Ricci. Celebrini was sent home from the first day of training camp due to illness, and had been off of the ice since. While he’s not skating as a part of the bigger groups, it is a sign that things are heading in the right direction for the 19-year-old star forward.

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