SAN JOSE — The Sharks played a competitive game on the scoreboard in Saturday night's defeat to the Kraken, if you were only looking at shots on goal.

Despite a slightly-below-average shot total from both teams, Seattle easily handed San Jose a 5-1 blowout loss on a night when the Sharks actually...

SAN JOSE — How did the inconsistent Sharks follow up one of their most exciting victories of the year against the Maple Leafs? Naturally they followed up with a game that lacked all of the excitement of Thursday's shootout win with a 6-1 blowout loss to the Rangers on Saturday night.

To be fair,...

SAN JOSE — What's the difference between winning and losing? Well, right now the Sharks might say the margins are razor thin.

In their last two home games, the San Jose Sharks have suffered a 3-1 loss to Carolina on Thursday and picked up a 3-1 victory over Boston on Saturday night at SAP Center....

SAN JOSE — Now that San Jose has finished trading away its top performers for picks and prospects, the reality for those that remain officially set in when the Sharks played their first contest since the trade deadline.

The new, but not yet improved Sharks lost to the New York Islanders on Saturda...

The Sharks lost the game, but whether or not they lost the trade is yet to be determined.

San Jose suffered a predictable 8-3 loss to Dallas on Saturday night at SAP Center after initially jumping out to a 2-0 lead.

Two quick goals from Fabian Zetterlund and William Eklund were answered by thr...

SAN JOSE — Fans who stayed in their seats during both intermissions of the Sharks game on Saturday night, celebrating the upcoming Lunar New Year, were treated to a couple of energetic and entertaining performances from the Rising Phoenix and Lion Dance Associations.

But the fans who watched the g...

SAN JOSE — The San Jose Sharks occupy a unique gray area between expectations and results.

This is a fun, fast, young team filled with highly skilled forwards that are immediately eye-catching to anyone watching. But they are also 29th in scoring, averaging just 2.53 goals per game, which places t...

LAS VEGAS — The San Jose Sharks made history on a scorching Friday afternoon in Sin City.

For the first time in franchise history, the Sharks had the number one overall pick in the NHL Draft. To no one's surprise, they selected Boston University's Macklin Celebrini with that pick, sending the pack...

SAN JOSE — The Sharks introduced Ryan Warsofsky as the team’s 11th head coach in franchise history this past Monday afternoon on the north concourse of the SAP Center.

Sharks' president and CEO Jonathan Becher, as well as general manager Mike Grier, spoke first with their remarks on why they chose...

For the San Jose Sharks, they begin their 32nd season with many new faces, and the hope is to improve on last season when they finished with the fourth-worst record in the NHL.

Gone are their leading scorers from last season: defenseman (and current Norris Trophy winner) Erik Karlsson and left win...