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.

Here’s what to look for as the Sharks open their 2024 NHL training camp on Thursday. Let’s go from the front to the back. Make no mistake, that’s the pressure on No. 1 overall 2024 NHL Draft pick Macklin Celebrini’s shoulders.

San Jose Sharks training camp begins this morning and many questions will be answered before the start of the regular season.

The San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) announced today the team’s roster and schedule for the 2024 training camp, set to open on Thursday, Sept. 19 at Sharks Ice at San Jose. The roster will be split into three groups,

The San Jose Sharks opened training camp Thursday without four injured players, including goalie prospect Yaroslav Askarov, who is out with a lower-body injury, the team announced Thursday morning before taking the ice.

The 2024-25 season is officially beginning as the San Jose Sharks have announced their training camp roster. View the original article to see embedded media. The #SJSharks roster and schedule for the 2024 Training Camp is now available.

San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier revealed a few notable players will be absent from the ice when training camp gets underway on Thursday. In a release, Grier stated that captain Logan Couture,

Celebrini, who became the first player drafted No. 1 overall by the Sharks in June, already looked right at home during Thursday’s practice and intrasquad scrimmage, where he scored a couple of pretty goals and was all over the ice.

The San Jose Sharks didn’t play top prospects Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith in every game of the 2024 Rookie Faceoff, which gave others a massive opportunity to shine.