Meet our 2026-27 Kraken Common Thread artist cohort! 🪡
Dive into the process behind each piece of artwork & make sure to buy your tickets now to watch these designs come to life this season → https://t.co/PWYXQL7Nfs
sorry everyone i do plan on getting invested in the mammoth that is my hometown team. i moved to arizona the second they established themselves in utah. bad luck. could’ve been a coyotes fan but noooooooo
I know we live in a world where people like to pretend that representation doesn’t matter.
But there is an entire nation of people who got to see someone that looked like them play in the NFL for the first time.
And I for one thinks that’s pretty cool.
sharks top 3 in the division
sharks at conference finals
darnell nurse comeback year
askarov vezina trophy contender
misa breakout year
3 regenda hattys
top 10 in the pk
top 5 in the pp
stenberg calder award contender
better shark pins in the pro shop
Will Smith has a hell of a shot that will make the Sharks so much harder to deal with after already focusing so much on stopping Celebrini.
Shoot the puck, 2!
I'd like to welcome you all to a new daily series I'm tentatively calling "50 San Jose Sharks You Should Know So You Don't Embarrass Yourself On Twitter—Or Worse, Embarrass Me"
The first post drops in a couple of hours. In the meantime, I really do hope you enjoy my collage
Who better to start with than Pat Falloon? Regarded as an elite, NHL-ready prospect, he became San Jose's first-ever draft pick at No. 2 in 1991.
In hindsight, the pick is often remembered as an unlucky one with future Hall of Famers Niedermayer and Forsberg going 3rd and 4th.
bought a notebook and some pens to journal the upcoming season! i really want to physically document my sharks hockey experience :] especially after how special last season was to me for a multitude of personal reasons.