NHL stats as of Oct 23, 2026, 3:00 AM ET
League news
Confirmed and reported NHL moves. Confirmed items are applied to the cap sheets; reported items link the reports they come from.
San Jose Sharks forward Brett Leason was placed on waivers alongside Stefan Noesen.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
The Sharks are listed as the receiving team in a trade involving defenseman Jacob Trouba.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
San Jose Sharks center Macklin Celebrini was scratched from the lineup at the Dallas Stars on Monday, October 5, due to a lower-body injury after taking warmups.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
Ryan Reaves announced his retirement from hockey after 16 NHL seasons, finishing with 140 points in 962 regular-season games for the Blues, Penguins, Golden Knights, Rangers, Wild, Maple Leafs and Sharks. He was 39 and last played for San Jose, with three goals in 50 games last season.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
Defenseman John Klingberg, formerly of the San Jose Sharks, has retired from the NHL after a 12-season career spanning 700 games and 443 points, with the effective date listed as 2026-09-11.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
The San Jose Sharks have extended forward Collin Graf on a three-year deal with a $4.25 million AAV. The extension, totaling $12.75 million, keeps the RFA-eligible forward locked in through his arbitration years.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
Jacob Trouba has signed a four-year contract with the San Jose Sharks carrying an $8.25 million cap hit. The defenseman joins the team as part of San Jose's offseason roster improvements.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
Alex Barre-Boulet has signed a two-year contract with San Jose. The signing adds depth to the Sharks' roster as they continue addressing their offseason needs.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
San Jose added goaltender Kyle Keyser on a one-year deal. The signing provides depth at the position with minimal long-term salary cap commitment.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
San Jose has signed forward Tye Felhaber to a one-year deal.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
San Jose added depth in goal by signing free agent Eric Comrie to a two-year contract. The deal provides the Sharks with an experienced backup option as they navigate their roster construction.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
San Jose has signed first-round pick Ivar Stenberg to a three-year entry-level contract effective July 2, 2026. ELC signings carry standard salary-cap implications for the club during the deal's duration.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
San Jose has signed forward Mason Marchment to a five-year contract with an average annual value of $6.75 million, effective July 28, 2026. The addition bolsters the Sharks' forward depth as they look to build on their offseason improvements.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.
The San Jose Sharks selected defenseman Ivar Stenberg in the 2026 NHL Draft. The 18-year-old prospect joins the organization and could impact future cap planning as he develops toward potential NHL readiness.
Reported — figures above are from media reports and not yet confirmed against official records.