Five big questions the Sharks must answer as training camp opens
The Sharks allowed 326 goals last season, the most since 1995-96. Their two-year total of 641 goals against is the most since the franchise’s first two seasons – years when they won a combined 28 games. Yeah, it was that bad. There’s no way to win when you allow nearly four goals and are outshot by nearly 10 per contest.
Former Nashville Predators goalie Yaroslav Askarov had offers from other teams before the San Jose Sharks acquired him ...
Pierre LeBrun wrote that the Habs were among the five teams in the running to acquire Yaroslav Askarov. We knew the Habs had ...
San Jose's pursuit of Askarov was "consistent," before and after his trade request. But who else was in on Nashville's top ...
The San Jose Sharks have had themselves a tidy offseason. Drafting Macklin Celebrini with the first overall pick gives them ...
In recent weeks, the Nashville Predators traded Yaroslav Askarov to the San Jose Sharks. This followed the player’s request ...
On August 19th it got out, from a Kevin Weekes tweet, that he wanted a trade. He was dealt on August 23rd to the San Jose ...
Askarov will miss the start of training camp with a lower-body injury. Askarov is expected to be the No. 1 goaltender with the Sharks this season, after he was dealt from Nashville on Aug. 23. The ...
NHL insider Pierre LeBrun confirmed that the Philadelphia Flyers were in the mix for this top goalie prospect.
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