#mike-grier

#mike-grier

Sharks secured the second overall pick in the draft but may trade it for the right deal.

The San Jose Sharks aim to leverage a top-three draft pick to improve after finishing last in the league for consecutive seasons.

The Sharks are open to trading their No. 2 overall pick in the NHL Draft for a good offer.

The Sharks are open to trading their No. 2 overall pick if a quality offer is presented.

Sharks aimed to acquire a goalie at the trade deadline but faced high costs and availability issues.

Sharks view Zetterlund and Walman as bridge players, not core assets for future development.

The San Jose Sharks are in the midst of a rebuilding season with potential trades on the horizon as the NHL Trade Deadline approaches.

Grier efficiently manages player acquisitions and trades, demonstrating a keen eye for building a stronger roster amidst the Sharks' rebuilding efforts.

Mike Grier's rebuild could enable the Sharks to target Mitch Marner in free agency.

The San Jose Sharks hope to draft an impactful player and avoid a repeat of their last-place standings next season.

Mike Grier expects Barclay Goodrow to join the Sharks despite abrupt departure from the Rangers.

The San Jose Sharks' coaching search will be a thorough and lengthy process.

The San Jose Sharks' prospect pool is deeper and more promising than last year, aided by recent acquisitions and successful drafts.