Inside the Sharks’ Offseason Moves: Game-Changing Deals or Risky Gambles for 2025-26?
How would I grade the Sharks’ offseason?
It appears as if the Sharks don’t have too much left up their sleeve this summer.
“I would say we probably are finished,” GM Mike Grier said last week.
Let’s review each move…overall grade at the end!
William Eklund
The Sharks inked their 22-year-old star winger, who broke out with a career-high 58 points last season, to a three-year, $16.8 million extension ($5.6 million AAV) that kicks 2026-27.
That figure was in line with San Jose Hockey Now’s predictionin early June: “If Eklund and the Sharks discuss three or four-year extensions, over $5 million AAV seems like a realistic possibility.”
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