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Report: Couture's Extension Worth $30M over 5 Yrs
Logan Couture's contract extension with SJS is 5 years at $6 million per year. Can't be signed til July 5. Makes $2.875M next season...
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Why Do Other Players Call Jason Demers "Daddy"?
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2013 Sharks Season Review: Raffi Torres
We continue our look back at the performance of each player who ended the season with the team after skating in a significant number of Sharks games over the course of the year with a review of Raffi Torres' 2013 season...
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Logan Couture Signs Contract Extension with Sharks
The San Jose Sharks weren't just watching Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final, they were busy working. They reached a new contract extension with soon-to-be restricted free agent and rising star Logan Couture...
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Wilson: Sharks Don't Believe in Rebuilding, Want to 'Reset on the Fly'
With a number of key players ready to hit free agency at the conclusion of next season — Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau, Dan Boyle, Joe Pavelski and Logan Couture — San Jose GM Doug Wilson could go a number of directions with his club's future...
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Sharks Checklist No 3: Sign Joe Pavelski to Extension
The Sharks are set up nicely in the reduced new salary cap world, as they have just about $28 million committed to players after the 2013-14 season. At the same time, that means they'll have to lock up some of their key players for the long term...
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Report: Sharks Extend Todd McLellan
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Sharks Sign Forward Petter Emanuelsson
SAN JOSE, California - San Jose Sharks Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Wilson announced today that the team has signed unrestricted free agent forward Petter Emanuelsson to a two-year contract...
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Desjardins Hopeful to Return to San Jose
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Sharks Honor 'Seventh Player' with Video for Fans
The San Jose Sharks completed another successful yet disappointing campaign in the lockout-shortened 2012-'13 season, making their ninth consecutive trip to the postseason (not counting the cancelled 2004 season)...
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San Jose Sharks' Season in Review
It was a season of fewer games; but for the San Jose Sharks , it was a season of many phases and it was a season of many ups and downs. A review of the Sharks performance this shortened year reveals how they are just short of the league's elite...
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Sharks Checklist, No. 5: Add a Scoring Winger Via Free Agency
On July 1, 2012, when free agency officially opened, the first call Sharks general manager Doug Wilson made was to free agent forward Adam Burish – a scrappy, energetic winger with a Stanley Cup on his resume and an agitating on-ice personality...
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Goodbye HP Pavilion; Shark Tank Gets New Name
Locals will still call it the "Shark Tank," but the official name of the downtown arena is going to be changed from HP Pavilion to the SAP Center.....
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Burish: Kings Were 'slowing Down' During Sharks Series
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Debate: What Is the Sharks' Biggest Offseason Need?
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San Jose Sharks' Top Pick Tomas Hertl Ready for NHL Opportunity
Tomas Hertl, the San Jose Sharks ' 2012 first-round pick, wasn't sure if the time was right for him to the come to the NHL ...
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Sharks Offseason Checklist, No. 10: Burns Should Be a Forward
Due to the late start, the Sharks' offseason is the shortest it has ever been in the history of the franchise. It could be a hectic one, depending on how the club wants its roster to look at the start of the 2013-14 season...
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San Jose Sharks' Top Pick Tomas Hertl Could Top $1 Million
Under his new three-year Sharks contract, forward Tomas Hertl will earn the maximum $925,000 allowed per season for entry-level deals under terms of the NHL labor pact, but could make an additional $425,000 in annual bonuses...
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San Jose Sharks: How Todd McLellan Kept His Job in San Jose
This time last year, it was not a foregone conclusion that general manager Doug Wilson and head coach Todd McLellan would be back with the San Jose Sharks ...
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Sharks expect Hertl to compete for roster spot nextseason
We mentioned this Friday, but the San Jose Sharks officially announced today that the team has signed its 2012 first-round draft pick (17th overall), Czech center Tomas Hertl, to an entry-level contract...
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Sharks Will Keep McLellan; Torres Wants to Stay
Not all playoff exits are equally devastating. After losing in five games to the St. Louis Blues in the Western Conference Quarterfinals last year, the fastest exit from the Stanley ...
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Silver Linings: Sharks Get Pens' 2nd-Round Pick from Murray Deal
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Torres: I Still Feel Like Stoll Hit Was Clean
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Sharks Sign Top Prospect Hertl
The Sharks have agreed to terms on a three-year, entry-level contract with prospect Tomas Hertl, an NHL source has confirmed to CSNCalifornia.com...
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Seeing the Upside in Sharks' 2013 Campaign
The San Jose Sharks have made it to the playoffs for nine consecutive seasons and failed to even to the Stanley Cup finals, much less win it all.....