The San Jose Sharks have announced their 2025 qualifying offers to their pending restricted free agents. In total, they had 11 RFAs. They only offered three players qualifying offers and are letting eight players walk to free agency without any return.

The players that they qualified are:

Thomas Bordeleau – 23 years old, forward
Danil Gushchin – 23 years old, forward
Jack Thompson – 23 years old, defenseman

The players that were left unqualified are:

Carl Berglund – 25 years old, forward
Nolan Burke – 22 years old, forward
Brandon Coe – 23 years old, forward
Noah Gregor – 26 years old, forward
Klim Kostin – 26 years old, forward
Nikolai Kovalenko – 25 years old, forward
Mitchell Russell – 24 years old, forward
Georgi Romanov – 25 years old, goalie

The Sharks have $44 million in projected cap space and a lot of spots to fill on their roster. After doing very well at the 2025 NHL Draft, they need to follow that up with a few good signings in free agency to help out the young core that continues to grow.

No, it's highly unlikely that the Sharks are going to be signing Brock Boeser or Nikolaj Ehlers. But there are going to be a few depth signings that GM Mike Grier will make that will help insulate Macklin Celebrini, Will Smith and even Michael Misa as they take on bigger roles next season.

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San Jose Sharks Issues 2025 Qualifying Offers