San Jose Sharks Poised for Shocking Move: Top Prospect or Veteran Defenseman on the Trading Block?
But, barring that, it looks like they’re willing to move back in the draft for a team willing to move up, and they’re listening. They were listening last year as well, for the second overall pick, it didn’t come to fruition, so they went with Michael Misa, but San Jose wanted to rejig their blue line, obviously Kesselring now comes in, and he’s an RFA, so he’s going to need a new contract, but controllable and certainly fits what they’re doing.
Keys for the Chicago Blackhawks, and Free Agents, Trade Targets for the San Jose Sharks
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